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evile ([personal profile] evile) wrote2002-06-26 09:31 am
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EJ June 26 2002

 
 

648 Horoscopes for today

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    Jun. 26, 2002
     
    Last nite's dream: I was working at a radio station, or had gone back
    to WGRE, and there were these paper cards with pictures on them that
    were like CDs, and I didn't know how to play them.


    Horoscopes
    Taurus
    Horoscope (by astrocenter.com) Your ambitions, dear Taurus, could be
    helped along today by a kindhearted and charismatic woman from out of
    state, or even from a foreign country. Efforts to advance yourself in
    just about any direction - career, financial, educational, spiritual -
    should be greatly assisted by a new sense of focus, and by
    appropriate use of your innate practical skills. You should finish
    the day feeling more determined, more optimistic, and more centered.

    Gemini
    Horoscope (by astrocenter.com) Unforeseen circumstances could spark
    your desire to increase your income, dear Gemini, and you could find
    yourself looking for ways to put some extra money in your pocket very
    quickly. Perhaps you'll look for a temporary or part-time job that
    you can perform outside your usual routine. An engagement with a
    friend, or with the romantic interest in your life, which may have
    had to be postponed could finally take place tonight. Enjoy your
    evening.

    649still fucked

     
    • Jun. 26, 2002
       
      "If it has tires or testicles, you're gonna have trouble with it"

      God damn if that isn't the fucking truth.

      I still owe almost $300 in 'taxes' on my Subaru. in addition to my
      regular payment of $360. God damn.

      So...for July here is my income:

      $85 from amazon.com book sales
      $1890.61 - pay

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      Expenses:

      6 Flags Tix for Me, Tom, X and family:
      $133 (plus tax?)

      Capital One (big debt)- minimum pmt is 0. Balance is $6084.74.
      Cafepress.com charge went on this card. :( Interest for last month
      was $51.50. So putting $100 down would pay 50 of interest and 50 of
      principle, basically. :(

      Checks Unlimited; they didn't have my Flavia checks so they sent blue
      safety checks which even though they aren't pretty or interesting,
      cost $2.50 more than I sent. So I owe them $2.50

      People's Bank: Balance at last billing was 263.34, and I charged
      puppy's medical care, etc. on it after that. So I need to pay this
      one to 0 this month, because there will be more on it next month.

      Bank of America-goddamned fucking cockadoodie car-$359-base rent, and
      half the remaining tax balance is $140.54. So that adds up to about
      $499. Go ahead and throw $500 at that.

      Austin Theatre Alliance suckered me into a $50 pledge, so I'll do
      that as my tithe this month and put off my planned donation to Austin
      Zoo.

      So, that is all the bills I have in-hand. Here are the estimates for
      the rest:

      Southern Union Gas- $20 or so
      Electric/water/other utils- $300 or so
      Cell phone: $50
      Magpies credit card: $100 (probably $60 minimum, but pay more if I
      can)

      So...Total income for July: 1975.61
      Total expenses for July: 1505.50

      Which leaves me with $470.11 for groceries and incidental expenses.
      Not bad, actually. I was feeling poor and miserable, but laying it
      out like that has actually been good for me.

      Not 100% happy about paying minimums on Big Debt and Magpies debt,
      but better to pay a small amount, and NOT leave myself broke, not
      charge anything else, than to pay more and have less cash, and then
      charge more stuff.
       


    650Re: still fucked

     
    • Jun. 26, 2002
       
      So, I haven't gotten my retirement fund statement yet, but by my
      estimate, I've got around $8300 in there. Take 20% as the penalty for
      withdrawal, and there's $6674 to use to pay off debts. Which would
      knock out the Capital One debt and leave me with a couple hundred to
      throw at Magpies. But still leave me with about $1500 on Magpies to
      pay. So it's not a perfect solution. I suppose the best thing to do
      is hang in here a while longer, get the goddamned car payments back
      under control, and then pay more towards the plastic, hopefully have
      the Big Debt down by $1500-2000, and be more in a position to
      quit 'round January-ish of 2003. Plus,that will allow me to accrue
      more in my retirement account to use when I bag this place.

      And I still need a PT job. That would help tremendously in the paying
      of debts &/or having of disposable income. And possibly give me
      another 'out' with X & fam. Gosh, what if I have to work on the
      Sunday that we were gonna go to 6 Flags?

      651Re: Ugliness with X