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[elvendoll]

the fact that my bank doesn't list their number anywhere on their site. so, to call them, i have to dig out my wallet, and my ATM card from there. WTF?

the fact that i haven't had time to make it to the bank in close to 2 weeks. i made a failed attempt last Monday, and just haven't gone back. which means most of my payments need to be put off until i go there and the check(s) clear.

the fact that i'm really craving a tuna sandwich, and want to go back in time to being at the store on Saturday afternoon, walking past tuna and deciding i might as well get it later.
of course, the reason i 'might as well get it later' is because there'd been a rash of my food being eaten by ghosts and having the food i want disappear on me is only slightly more aggravating then not having the food i want because i was compensating for the fact that it might disappear.

the fact that i'm broke.
and keep blowing through cash like noone's business. i'm really good at spending within reason when i don't have cash. i had cash for the last 3 weeks and i shudder every time when i think of how much i've spent. ugh.

have i mentioned that i'd like some solid vacation plans, too?

more:

my school still hasn't transferred in last semester's credits.
last week when i called admissions, i was sent to VM. when i did it yesterday, i was sent to VM, only this time, the box was full - that just doesn't bode well.
it means that if i don't see the credits by next week, i'll need to go there, spend close to an hour on the trip and $2 on parking. its not a huge deal, its just beyond annoying.
just as annoying as the fact that their online classes are like $700. *grumble*

Comments

[tobi.livejournal.com]

Not that I am one to really talk, but:

"the fact that i'm broke."

and

"have i mentioned that i'd like some solid vacation plans, too?"

They may kind of cancel each other out. I.E. Not having vacation plans means you have more money, right?

[elvendoll.livejournal.com]

for me, right now, no.
i haven't accepted "presents" for my parents in around 2 years now and have a lump sum from them to use towards my next vacation.

also, having a steady income puts a different connotation to "broke" - to me, it means that i'm mis-spending my money, vs. not being able to pay rent, buy groceries, etc. it means that my money is going into the ether, rather then a savings account for things like vacations, which are high on my list of priorities. it means that i'm cringing at unexpected expenses, like dry-cleaning the blanket, but i'm still able to do it now, vs. needing to put it off.

[tobi.livejournal.com]

Oh right, I forgot how much your parents cover. Well that's cool that it works out. :)

[elvendoll.livejournal.com]

no, its more ironic/frustrating right now.

vacation is the one thing i can sorta-splurge on right now, and all plans keep hanging in the air or falling through.