He likes to say by way of excuse, "My daddy didn't teach me to use a condom."

We have limiting beliefs, excuses, reasons, and lies we use to justify some of our decisions...around finances, health, fitness, family, and relationships. 

I am hoarding respirators, nitrile gloves, Tyvek suits, AK-47s, and a million rounds of ammo, waiting for the height of the pandemic when the gubmint quarantines and  locks cities down, leaving the sheepeople,  excuse me, ordinary citizens, defenseless.

Up until recently, the laws were reasonable and applied more or less fairly with a slight to moderate bias towards the tenant (the landlord-tenant courts are conducted by magistrates who are ultimately answerable to judges but who, in 99.99% of the cases, are the final word, and have a tendency - if given any sort of excuse - to rule in favor of or at least grant a continuance to the tenant). 

I doubt the lender is going to be very forgiving if his excuse is he didn’t want to evict because he felt sorry for the tenants.

I just wanted to make sure it wasn't me trying to come up with excuses to delay getting started. 

plus we grew up poor ( I know that sounds like an excuse) and for me there’s a negative psychological background that’s part of me that makes me abhor not owning the place In which I live.as a kid  I always had a fear we’d be kicked out of our modest 200$ a month rental or not be able to pay for it and ultimately be on street which thank God never happened . 

We are in the early stages of wedding planning along with her starting a new career so we have every excuses as why to not make this happen.

(Excuse spelling or grammer as I am currently squezzing this post in while at work on my phone)

The claim was submitted to NREIG/Affinity in February 2014 (please excuse previous typo error where I stated February 2013) and only reached their underwriters, McLarens, after much pestering from me.