My daughter thinks the roommate is hiding something ... like the bills are lower than she says they are. She's also no longer allowed to use the kitchen because the cooking stuff belongs to the roommate. She's in no shape to be cooking anyway, but hopefully not for long.
Yep, that photo got me too! I have a roast w/veggies and tuna salad in the fridge. Have to eat those first but then that shrimp is coming out to meet the frying pan LOL
Exactly my thoughts when I read your post.. it seems clear to me she's probably being paying way over the odds for a while .. hence the fact that the roomate wants her out PDQ and not show her the bills .. she can replace her wish someone else who will just be told how much they have to pay without being shown the bills
How well did she know this person before deciding to become roommates? Seems they're a terrible match.
See you know just what to do, go get that ice cream LOL
I;d like to go out somewhere today.. but it's just too hot.. there's not anyone at all walking around locally that I have seen out of my window today.. tomorrow it's going to be hot again, but not even sunny.. *ugh*....but anyway I have to stay home today to rest my ribs.. I can drive but I have to take it very slowly.. .. but if I had no ice-cream and I wasn't on my diet, I;d be out of the door quick smart
No no Diva lol. I was the passenger
She didn't know her roommate at all. They talked online quite a bit, and her brother and his boyfriend checked the place and the roomie out. My daughter said the roomie was very nice during the first 8 days. All hell broke loose when my daughter had her bro and his bf over for 2 hours. When they left, the roomie said she wasn't allowed to have guests because she was a guest herself. A guest who is paying a lot of money to live there and is on the lease!
My daughter explained to the roommate that looking at the bills did not mean that she didn't trust the roomie. She just was raised by me, and I'm an accountant, and looking at the bills is like very basic financial management.
I've had my Dyson upright since 2006. It needed a new hose, and that so super easy to replace. I take it apart to clean it a couple times a year. Before I got a Dyson, we were replacing the Sears vacuums every 2 years. That got old in a hurry. My husband was brand loyal, but that was too bad for someone who only vacuumed once in 35 years -- right when we got married.
Oh okay!
If I paid $50 - 60,000 for something, I'd expect to be able to sleep there. That way could stay at the beach for a couple of days, as long as it has a bathroom. I'd put a recliner in there and be good to go.
You can sleep there if you put a bed in it instead of a sofa, but it's discouraged by the equivalent of the HOA ( beach hut owners association) ... none of them have bathrooms..and the vast majority don't have running water..If I paid $50 - 60,000 for something, I'd expect to be able to sleep there. That way could stay at the beach for a couple of days, as long as it has a bathroom. I'd put a recliner in there and be good to go.
Well then that's just ridiculous!
Yep..I've always thought so too.... if you're gonna spend 60k on a holiday..or weekend accommodation, then buy a narrowboat like ours... kitchen, bathroom, bedroom, livingroom.. electricity, running water.. and you can sail off to pastures new every weekend..
What's a narrowboat? Got any pictures?
