I'm heading away this weekend for work, with the boys joining me for the weekend (burglars beware - the house will be manned!). It's set to be a lovely weekend by the sea: quiet Jervis Bay (I've never been but I've heard it's lovely); a relaxing weekend; and free accommodation.
Which is good, because I have a heap of bills to pay. Why do they all come at once?
And that was OK too. I was prepared to have a nice, if a little more sensible than usual, weekend.
Then today, waiting for me, was the ambulance bill.
Remember a couple of months ago Anthony knocked himself out? Well today we got the bill. $770. Yay.
Yes, I'll admit I was naive enough to think that my taxes, or possibly my rates, paid for things like that, but sadly I was wrong. I guess I was also lulled into a false sense of security because it's been two months since it actually happened. But no, there it is. And they were lovely enough to make it due two weeks before Christmas. Thanks.
Don't get me wrong, I am very appreciative of what those people did for Anthony (and me) that day, and I think paramedics do a fantastic job. But nearly $800? Just before Christmas? Wow.
Never mind, we'll carry on, like we always do.
Luckily we've bought Oliver's Christmas presents (sorry everyone else, think you're missing out this year!), because it's going to be a little tight for a while!
On a brighter note
I meant to do this on Sunday, but you know me...
I just wanted to publicly wish my parents a very
Happy 40th Wedding Anniversary!!
Congratulations to my lovely mum and dad. Who have certainly been through some ups and downs over the years. But they have stuck together, and for 40 years! It's fairly rare in this day and age, so well done!
xx
ouch!
ReplyDeletei know the feeling about being broke. the last few months have caught up with us in a big way.
but then again, I wouldn't trade it for all the money in the world!
Yeah - you've got some great memories (and one or two DVD/TV appearances) to show for it!
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