Time is Tight
The situation is (as Ms. Barbara like to say) our dayum groceries ain't even cheaper. Well maybe a little bit but dayum I was looking to cut that sh*t in half. *lookin into camera at my own self* (knowing you can only do that by bulk shopping at costco, bj's, sam's club, schnuks, walmart, etc. *sigh*) Do they sell organic products? And please don't let me start again on the house we live in. It's like what we're paying and having to spend to make it livable is what folks pay when they BUY a home, not rent one.
And somebody PLEASE tell me why the dayum A.TT phone bill is $401.00??? And no it ain't cuz I been calling Cali or Mexico and talking for 500 minutes. Our monthly plan is $50.00 a month. We were charged $267 for the dayum installation cuz they had to redo what the property owners tore down, i.e. the outside phone lines that are owned by the phone company! Why would you tear those down, Pookie? Huh? *shakin head* I'm *this close* to being ready to move, if this dayum house didn't grow on my azz.
I don't know I suppose we're just feeling the crunch of having to pay for alot of sh*t upfront to get out here. And then of course it costs money to settle in. And am I gonna get the $220 back we had to pay for a cleaning service to come and "move-in" clean the first floor? Yes, only the first floor was done cuz I didn't even want to know the price for cleaning all 3 floors for deep cleaning. A cleaning the property owners AGREED to have cleaned before we moved in. According to them, they did clean. LOL. I just laughed deep and long cuz that was some funny sh*t. LOL. I had to laugh again. *chuckle*
Well let me do the old "let me thankful because I could be homeless and eating out of garbage cans and at least we all healthy and have money coming in" song. I just get pissed when it seems like sh*t keeps popping up. When I know at least half of the expenses we're incurring are NOT ours and yet we the ones who keep pay for them. Dayum we some sucka's. We buying bridges over here if anybody got one to sell. LOL.
I'm done, thanks for reading.
*smoochies* - Mama Alyson
8 Comments:
At 12:59 PM, May 01, 2008,
Still Patrice said…
lol welcome to da lou!
At 1:03 PM, May 01, 2008,
Anonymous said…
Coming from somebody who just moved 2500 miles cross country and knows EXACTLY what you're talking about...AMEN and AMEN!
At 1:58 PM, May 01, 2008,
*Tanyetta* said…
Ugh! Let's hope this is the end of the unexpected expenses. We all know with moving into a home, it's only the beginning but, enough already. It ain't funny NO mo ;)
4 hunnid bones for a phone bill??????? NO way! :(
At 8:35 PM, May 01, 2008,
Bliss said…
girllllllllllllllllllll...
moving is a mootha, i know. i was complaining cuz we done moved bout 3 or 4 times since we moved to this city a few years ago.
but that's real raunchy, taking down the phone company's lines. that sounds like a fine needs to be slapped on somebody's behind.
make sure y'all keep all those receipts for the next tax time!
sam's and walmart both have some organic stuff. some produce and some other stuff like Amy's frozen stuff and some canned soups. we get our vanilla rice milk, organic cane sugar, organic ketchup, and some other organic stuff from walmart too.
our Sam's has smart water, odwalla juice, and a good frozen bread (made with organic ingredients) that we get. i've also seen horizon organic (cow's) milk there too.
we're lucky to have a new trader joe's nearby and our other nearby grocery stores are starting to carry more organic products too, to keep up with the competition.
trader joe's has pretty good prices and would probably give those other jokers a good run for their money if they had a wider variety of brands.
At 9:32 PM, May 01, 2008,
Anonymous said…
It is very difficult doing the cross country move (which I hope to never ever have to do again!) but your expenses should settle out after the initial glut of startup costs. Like bliss I do my organic shopping at a variety of stores (which you might not have the luxury of doing considering you have a lot more little people to cart around). I am however terribly jealous of anyone that has a Trader Joes, we still don't have any in Texas. Good luck, hope the pocketbook is on the serious up and up in no time.
At 10:03 PM, May 03, 2008,
All-Mi-T [Thought Crime] Rawdawgbuffalo said…
u make hubby sound like the baby Bells or at & T lol
At 2:31 AM, May 08, 2008,
Anonymous said…
Girl, TELL ME ABOUT IT...Again! LOL! It cost us money we didn't even have to move from Austin,TX to Seattle,WA. And we are still in recovery. It makes it worse when every company you deal with seems to have their hands out asking for money, but they take their time providing services that the money paid for. OOO! I could just keep going, but...This is about YOU and not me so..
Much Love girl. LOL!
At 7:20 AM, May 10, 2008,
Lisa R Charles said…
You know I could relate! It's no joke feeding a family our size, LOL!
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