Life after bankruptcy?

mollymiss

:rotfl::rotfl:

ani_26 wrote: »

God, its not my day. i just wrote a very long post and computer crashed and i've lost it.

The bank was fine, i had money in the bank, ( i've withdrawn it, as a precaution). I had to ask wr what to do with it. Does it sound stupid i've no idea what to do with it? i.e. am i allowed to buy food with it, or do i just give to my creditors? I don't even know what to do with money anymore.

The event was surpassed by a letter from my sharing,caring council, today, the potted contents of which say they are taking me to court for repossession of this place.

hi ani 26 have read your blog but not posted on it before f..k
concil cant do that please phone then up and tell then you are now in getting benfis and i am sure they will sort it out .
Thats a potted (hah) version of what i just wrote


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miggy

I think by the time the Council wheels have ground full circle, you will be in a more secure position. Doesn't seem as if they are talking to their other departments.

Spending money - yes, you are allowed to buy food.

I don't remember tgad... lived in Manchester for a while though it was an unhappy time (not intrinsically to do with it being Manchester but places bring back memories). BUT... you guys have good memories! I had forgotten all about cheese balls! I wonder if they still exist? They were so bad they were good.

Any further developments today?

ani_26

mollymiss wrote: »

:rotfl::rotfl:

Thanks mollymiss and welcome

ani_26

miggy wrote: »

I think by the time the Council wheels have ground full circle, you will be in a more secure position. Doesn't seem as if they are talking to their other departments.

Flipping council

Spending money - yes, you are allowed to buy food.

I've spent all of a tenner on food, in fact, not even that.Unfortunately, i spent £3 on seeds

I don't remember tgad... lived in Manchester for a while though it was an unhappy time (not intrinsically to do with it being Manchester but places bring back memories). BUT... you guys have good memories! I had forgotten all about cheese balls! I wonder if they still exist? They were so bad they were good.

Shame on you.Tgad had the best burgers, ever. Maybe before your time? :rotfl:

Somehow, i remember the most bizarre stuff, or apparently, the stuff thats stored in the memory banks, but have real problems with short term memory, at the moment.

Any further developments today?

Sort of


I'll see if this multi quoting malarky, works

ani_26

Bh, it did.

That took waaaay too much time and effort

ani_26

miggy wrote: »

BUT... you guys have good memories! I had forgotten all about cheese balls! I wonder if they still exist? They were so bad they were good.

Ooops, forgot about the cheese balls. I'm sure i saw some knocking around somewhere, at xmas Obviously, i didn't purchase any. Bh, twill soon be xmas

sophsnan

Asda do cheese balls personally I love em

ani_26

What another day in paradise. Still, i suppose it's ending better than it started. Sort of.

I've been to the council, who basically, don't want to know, unless i have hard proof in writing, that i'm receiving benefits. The good news IS the b* letter has actually arrived today. Thats a miracle. Now i have to take the letter to the council, on monday. Nowt more i can do.

Which means i can also call in at the dentist on the way. Don't want to be seen as fraudulent.

The bad news is, because its taken so long for my benefits to be processed, i've also received this letter i keep reading about on the benefits board. The atos medical thing, as in limited capability to work, since its in my 3rd month of sickness. I've spent THAT time, stressed over benefits, ( or lack of them,) and all the consequences they've brought. Limited work. You've got to be kidding. Not a chance. I officially need time to recover. There's no way on this planet, i'm going back to work right now. I think i definitely need to seek advice before completing this form.

On the the plus side, everyone else knows the level of stress i've been under, so hopefully something will be sorted. On that note, the wro and troops, have been to jc today, to make a complaint about the way my claim has been handled, along with others, i believe, so that should add some weight, too.

P60's are starting to arrive now, they've almost doubled in count, today. Ahhhhh, getting close to that deadline. Last minute as usual. Lots of post, next week. Cut off date 19th may, the precursor to tax rebate :cool: Hooorah At last. Is it really may? Its been a long time since january.


Having said that, somehow, the time has flown past, since i've been off work. I know, the time for me to return to work, is when i'm bored. I bore easily. Its saying something, when it takes me all day, just to get through the day. I've got mountains of things to do. Things i don't even have the energy to think about, yet. Not fogetting, its going to take the rest of may, at least, to get my financial affairs, in order. Haven't i done that once already?


I haven't been able to do what i vaguely intended to, this week, i.e going to a meeting on wednesday, nor going with the walking club, last night. But tomorrow, there's a work party in the local wildlife zone, and i've been meaning to go, since i moved here, but keep forgetting, ( such is the state of my memory,) i'm definitely spending tomorrow in the great outdoors, come rain or shine, and just hope they are accepting of my limitations, ( both mental and physical, which only one person is aware of.) I've spent a fair amount of the limited time i spent walking up there, so its good to give something back. Gosh, i haven't been up there for weeks. I should make an effort to go again, everyday, shouldn't i? even if that's all i manage.

ani_26

sophsnan wrote: »

Asda do cheese balls personally I love em

I've got a feeling it was asda where i saw them or maybe morries

ani_26

sophsnan wrote: »

Asda do cheese balls personally I love em

I won't hold it against you, welcome :rotfl: :hello: