Yes, it gets repetitive but it makes good points that it's trying to drive home.I do know I was flying up in the clouds for the rest of the day, despite the sudden sleet / hail storm that showed up as we were leaving the local IHOP.Day 10 of 90 (03/26/14)Read "The Richest Man in Babylon" [Amazon] and "The Richest Man in Babylon 2" [Amazon].

I am pretty sure the bank is trying to get ride of it fast as possible as the city filed suit to foreclose the property for a lot less then the appraised value.

btw, Dunn is only about a 30 minute ride from me!

And a quick hello hailing from San Jose California.

And maybe take them for a ride in his G 4.. which I would sorely love to do.

If this is one of many, maybe you want to ride it out.

I would do this for the learning experience.Since you were planning to pay them to leave, even if you don't get June rent you will be money ahead.In your shoes, I would let it ride if they don't pay as requested.

Just always think positive and enjoy the ride :-) Toshia

Weekend trips had to be kept short and I might as well have not even owned a bicycle because I hardly ever got out to ride (or hike or surf or whatever fun) just because weekends were the only time to do it and by then I was exhausted from working all week.

I would send her a letter, do a filing with the court (SOMETHING just to get the ball moving and to let her know you are serious), make her anxious that her cushy ride was about to be over...