Money, Money, Money :(

Well, there's lots of good news, and some bad news.

First off, my friend Francheska is going to roommate with Michael and I so we will be moving out of my parent's house and into a real, decent apartment for real June 11th. The good thing about that is first obviously, that I'm moving out of my parents' house. The bad news is that I have to make sure I can fix my car and all that other stuff before then.

Good news #2. I got the job at Northwest Airlines where Michael is, and I'll be making about $500-600 a paycheck. My last day at Borders is the 24th :D The bad news is that I'll be working 3:30 to midnight during training, and 5pm to 1:30 am after the 1 month training, thus making it impossible to hang out at night ever again for a long time.

Now there's little details here and there that are bad. Like, I have to pay off that ticket I have on me (which is a whole lot of retarded drama), which could be up to $76, before the end of next week, if I want to avoid getting my license suspended. Which would just open up a whole other can of worms. Not cool.

Then, theres retarded shit going on with this Lifestyle Family Fitness Gym membership I signed up for...because they keep on charging my account without telling me for random shit, and I don't know about it till its too late. Right now they're trying to supposedly figure out why they just charged me an extra $68 for apparently no good reason. Like if I have time and money to deal with their inability to keep track of everything they need to.

Of course, the biggest two things are these: Fixing my car, and paying my parents the "rent" money we owe them. Last time we checked, the price for fixing some of the things wrong with my car was going to cost about $100, if not more. And theres no way to know if those parts will take care of the whole overheating issue its having or not until we try it. It might be that we have to buy and replace more parts after that. Let's hope that's it though. Because not having a car is the biggest pain in the ass ever. And I need to have a car by the time we move out again anyway. Or else how will we ever get to work?
Then I owe my parents $200 for last month, and by the end of this month I'll have to give them another $200. That's $400. Not to mention that we have to buy a $50 wedding present for Michael's cousins who are getting married at the end of the month (we're going to the wedding too.) And then theres the $200 for the car insurance at the end of the month as well. And then at least $80 for the cell phone bill at the beginning of next month, with the apartment rent and fees due by the day we move in, etc. And let me not even talk about some miscellaneous medical bills I have to pay off....one of them ridiculous because they went and did some labwork that they didn't ask me if I wanted, and never told me or sent me results. Now they want me to pay like $100 for it. Hah. Nice try.


Ugh. Why can't life ever just be simple?

Here's to trying to iron out all the wrinkles.

Good thing after I work at NWA money should never be a problem again. Yay ^_^