Yep, you lost stuff.
I’m losing a house, bought on the hardwork of my parents who paid 30 years on that real estate, then my hubby who paid 5 years on his and we’ve been here 10. Losing furniture is tough, I know because ours is going too.
But I’ll tell you what. Instead of getting “whiney” I’ll make a plan. Citibank is being bailed out. They are going to take over Mortages on default. So, I’ll default on my Mortgage. Afterall, YOU said to. Now you can pay for it. And I’m out from under the debt.
Next I’m going to pack what I can and move to North Carolina. I’ll get a job at McDonalds and reap the rewards of your good economy. Section 8 housing, food stamps, daycare for my kids, the whole lot. AND I’m going to tell everyone I know in MI that NC is willing and waiting to do the same for all of us!!!
Wow, thanks! What a fantatic plan! With the 1200.00 I save on mortgage payments every month until they kick me out of the house, I can put into layaway, a plasma tv, new computer, hells bells maybe a nicer car than the 10 year old clunker van I’ve been driving. Have it all delivered to my new home that you’re paying for.
Thank you so much!
*** I’ll get a job at McDonalds and reap the rewards of your good economy. Section 8 housing, food stamps, daycare for my kids, the whole lot.***
I wish we had gotten that when we moved back to where the jobs were.
No food stamps or commodities. No low cost housing. No day care.
It still cost lots of money to live where the jobs were.
I still remember what we ate then.
Sunday, Fried chicken.
Monday, Hamburger,
Tuesday Beans and potatos,
Wed. Beans and potatos,
Thrusday, Beans and cornbread,
Fri. Beans and more cornbread.
Saturday Hamburger stew or at a cafe, if there was overtime on Dad’s paycheck.
Of course, ever so often there was spagetti and meat balls.