Our cat, Mimi, came back a few days ago. She was gone for nine days. After analysing the situation we think she go stuck in the neighbor's shed (the Echeveria's). We come to this conclusion because of the tracks in the snow that lead to the whole in the fence behind their shed. Mimi was also dry and very skinny. We actually went over to the Echeveria's and Jaime checked the shed for us. But, he didn't see her. It actually snowed on Tuesday. The cat showed up at the same time the Echeveria's were shoveling their walkways. That might indicate that they opened their shed for the first time in nine days. The only question I have is how did Mimi survive without water? I will have to walk over to the shed and see if there is water or know accessible inside the shed.
Mimi is very hungry and very clingy. She is doing well. We are trying fatten her up.
Friday, December 19, 2008
Tuesday, December 2, 2008
Debt
We are going into debt with the pay cut and all. What can be done. I think I will put away my credit card. I just not sure that we have enough money coming in to make ends meet. It would be an interesting exercise to see what items have to go. Will it be food, gas, insurance, life insurance, internet? If I was to live with my means something will have to go. We should have sold the house a year or two ago. We would have been in a better situation now.
How do I apply faith in this mess of a situation? Do something and ask God for help. Stay positive and underwelmed by the stresses. Stay calm. Let the Spirit guide my next move. I can do one thing: put away the credit card. It would force to reevaluate the current expenditures.
1. talk to Knowles
2. drop life insurance
3. drop the internet
4. look for another job
5. do nothing until January
6. eat food storage, buy nothing
7. Put everything toward the credit card and only use the credit card
How do I apply faith in this mess of a situation? Do something and ask God for help. Stay positive and underwelmed by the stresses. Stay calm. Let the Spirit guide my next move. I can do one thing: put away the credit card. It would force to reevaluate the current expenditures.
1. talk to Knowles
2. drop life insurance
3. drop the internet
4. look for another job
5. do nothing until January
6. eat food storage, buy nothing
7. Put everything toward the credit card and only use the credit card
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