I started today in a fairly good mood.
Yesterday I talked to one of the nicest ladies I've met in a while, and she told me about having lost 20 pounds on The Anxiety Diet, because of her worries about her debts.
I fixed her problems and sent her on her way. Life was good.
This morning I planned to write again about those darned Homeowners Associations. The problem with many of 'em is that they'll chase a poor debtor after his bankruptcy for homeowners dues until the bank gets off it's dead corporate behind and finishes a trustee's sale.
And the 2005 Amendments permit that, and I can't do a lot to fix that, but I'm working on it. Makes me crazy when my debtor client's don't have a perfectly clean fresh start.
And I was still having a nice day until I went to find a nice link about homeowner's associations and bankruptcy.
But my blood pressure went up (that's bad, at my age) more than usual when I ran into an article about a Homeowner's Association that doesn't want a medal of honor recipient to put up a flagpole so he can fly an American Flag.
DO NOT GO READ THIS ARTICLE IF YOU ALREADY HAVE HIGH BLOOD PRESSURE. DO NOT GO READ ABOUT THIS IF HARSH LANGUAGE MAKES YOU FAINT.
THE GUY WHO WROTE THIS POST USES HARSH LANGUAGE WHEN HE DESCRIBES THIS HOMEOWNER'S ASSOCIATION, AND IF THEY SUED THIS 90 YEAR OLD HERO, THEY DESERVE MUCH WORSE LANGUAGE THAN THE AUTHOR USED, IN MY HUMBLE OPINION.
So if you want to send mean letters to somebody to tell them to back off of their position, and you can afford the stamp, it won't hurt my feelings.
But don't complain to me about your blood pressure or your harsh language receptors, because I warned you!
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Yesterday I talked to one of the nicest ladies I've met in a while, and she told me about having lost 20 pounds on The Anxiety Diet, because of her worries about her debts.
I fixed her problems and sent her on her way. Life was good.
This morning I planned to write again about those darned Homeowners Associations. The problem with many of 'em is that they'll chase a poor debtor after his bankruptcy for homeowners dues until the bank gets off it's dead corporate behind and finishes a trustee's sale.
And the 2005 Amendments permit that, and I can't do a lot to fix that, but I'm working on it. Makes me crazy when my debtor client's don't have a perfectly clean fresh start.
And I was still having a nice day until I went to find a nice link about homeowner's associations and bankruptcy.
But my blood pressure went up (that's bad, at my age) more than usual when I ran into an article about a Homeowner's Association that doesn't want a medal of honor recipient to put up a flagpole so he can fly an American Flag.
DO NOT GO READ THIS ARTICLE IF YOU ALREADY HAVE HIGH BLOOD PRESSURE. DO NOT GO READ ABOUT THIS IF HARSH LANGUAGE MAKES YOU FAINT.
THE GUY WHO WROTE THIS POST USES HARSH LANGUAGE WHEN HE DESCRIBES THIS HOMEOWNER'S ASSOCIATION, AND IF THEY SUED THIS 90 YEAR OLD HERO, THEY DESERVE MUCH WORSE LANGUAGE THAN THE AUTHOR USED, IN MY HUMBLE OPINION.
So if you want to send mean letters to somebody to tell them to back off of their position, and you can afford the stamp, it won't hurt my feelings.
But don't complain to me about your blood pressure or your harsh language receptors, because I warned you!
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