We can't get cats, these cats we met and really love, because our rental company basically wants a $900 nonrefundable deposit. Despite our neighbors saying they didn't have to pay any fees.
I'm using my college education to answer phones, enter calls into a computer, and organize shelves.
Apparently the 'wee new city' feeling is wearing off, because between studying for this huge test that I HAVE to do well on, my knees hurting when I run, my computer overheating at the drop of a hat, this bullshit with our shitty scam artist rental company, working a job that requires using about .0009% of my brain (applied for 16 jobs and this was the only one that got back to me), being incredibly lonely, and now the cats, I just feel...I don't know. Useless and stupid and crappy and pathetic.
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Sorry things aren't working out for you. I felt that way in Oregon.
"Useless and stupid and crappy and pathetic." ?
You are NONE of those things! *poke*
Sounds like you're just going through a rough patch, hang in there and you'll get through it. Really.
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LOL - I can't believe I'm actually defending cats, but did your neighbors actually tell the landlord that they had cats???
I know my sister's new landlord wanted a bunch of money for pet deposits, so they said that they didn't have a dog and then hers just magically showed up after they were finished moving... :O
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