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[the_rck]

I took a look at my credit card bill for last month. It includes a bunch of stuff that I thought would be on the next bill, so it’s not nearly as bad as I was thinking it was, based on what Scott said. I think I’ve only spent about $30 on my card that wasn’t reflected on that bill; I was thinking that there was at least another $150 pending. I probably ought to check the bill against my specific records of what I bought on Amazon, just to be sure that I know what everything was. There are a lot of items there, and I didn’t think I bought that many different things.

I have emailed my primary care doctor and my psychiatrist about the headaches. I don’t expect I’ll hear back until some time in the middle of next week.

I’ve added about forty words to my fic and edited a couple of bits that weren’t as clear as I wanted them to be. I can’t seem to focus enough to write at the moment, so I’m thinking seriously about lying down for a while. I ought to try to read some library books that are due tomorrow, but I don’t think I can do that either.

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[nucleosides.livejournal.com]

At the "ripe old" age of 30, I literally have no credit, good or bad. (And this is a very good thing since I was listed as a tenant on the apartments Jason's "dad" and I shared, and the landlord of the second apartment pursued eviction proceedings against him in court. Due to the VAWA, eviction proceedings were not started against me as I had already left the apartment, thank fuck.)

[the_rck]

Starting to build a credit history might not be a bad thing given that you're in a fairly secure position right now. You're conscientious and unlikely to screw things up. Having credit might be useful in ten or twenty years.