Floods, mini update #2

[tree_lady]

Floods, mini update #2

Here's the latest from yesterday and today. for a complete rundown of all events, follow the link below.

July 6 (Monday)
It's been 9 days since the washer overflowed and no one has even looked at it, much less tried to fix it.
Called a tried to leave a message.
No one came out.
In the meantime, no one has been out to replace the

Comments

Unbelievable

[jillianrainbird]

This is unbelievable. You have got to get out of that place somehow!

Re: Unbelievable

[tree_lady]

Chuckle. I've lived in apartments or rented homes most of my life so this seems perfectly believable to me. Appalling of course, too

...get out of that place

[tree_lady]

"You have got to get out of that place somehow!"

Yeah. I wish I knew how. First there's finding the other place that
1. might be marginally better; 2. is directly on the bus line 3. costs what I can pay 4. takes two cats without insisting the first joints of their toes be removed. 5. is reasonably close to a size in which I can fit everything.

Then there's the moving. I have all sorts of issues here, including being unable to do much packing or any of the physical moving and not having nearly enough cash to pay for packers and movers. Heck, I have stuff here in the apartment I would like thrown out right now, that I can't get down to the dumpster. That's one of the reasons my apartment is so crowded.

[kmkibble75]

That's horrible... I guess I shouldn't be too hard on my management associations, after all.

Everything is relative

[tree_lady]

I've never lived in a condo but I suspect that condo owners have a lot more clout than do people who rent apartments.
Having said that, you may live in a terrible condo compared to most of them.
I sympathize.