Having a hard time...
So I took a bath after I heat a bunch of pots of water. My hot water heater will not work and has to be replaced. No money to do it. Will be 2 months before I can have the money to put one in. I dont feel clean and my hair feels nasty. Just impossible in a tub to get that clean feeling. I am soooo tired of disappointments. My pond pump and light decided to quit working too. All of these things are under a year old. It is hard to be possitive when everytime you turn around crap keeps happening. I dont know what to do anymore. I feel like going to bed and never waking up.
Replies
Is there any way you can work for a week or two, just long enough to make the money to buy the new hot water heater? Of course you wouldn\'t tell a prospective employer that you plan to quit after the first pay check! LOL
Is your hubby the manager at Pizza Hut? Maybe you could work there?
I\'ll keep brainstorming!
Meanwhile, big hugs to ya, I know whatcha mean about not feeling clean without having the water run over your head. Girl, we sure are spoiled. We never would have made it in the old days when they only bathed once a month! LOL
Your Friend,
Joanne
No I cant work. I have trouble leaving the house even and I am disabled. Back int he day atleast everyone smelled equally.
I too have heated water for bath, etc...no fun but
I am now a big girl and I guess as one gets older and has all this stuff, one gets stronger - better
than being so upset. Big, big, big, hug to you.
I tried working a couple months ago and it was a disaster so I know what you mean. I walked out crying after a week and a half and never went back. My SSI actually hasn\'t been approved so now I am out of work and out of money!
Did you ever finish the roof, the start of all these problems? : )
Damn you really are in the middle of a crap storm. I do hope things turn around real soon! (((hugs))) and prayers, Mary
No the roof is still not finished. We need 3 more bundles to finish it but used all we had to fix the AC.
I can understand why the AC was more important being where you live {{{Bunnies}}} Talk to you later, sweetie.