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meitantei_cjGood news: Oliver had his shots and I got medication to deal with the scabby skin, which isn't serious, but some kind of natural bacteria that dogs have, especially low-to-the-ground ones like him. Also had him tested for heartworm and lyme disease (because he's on Interceptor, but you never know), and both were negative.
Bad news: Total cost of vet visit: $180.80.
SO, my account is once again in the double digits within the first week of getting my check, I don't have the money (unless I dip into savings AGAIN) to get my hair done a week from now, and I love my dog, but holy crap. And my balance is so low right now because of last pay period, when I had to take money out of the second checking account, the one I use to hold money to pay my tuition payments. I'd had a little more than $100 in it. That was supposed to go toward Wednesday's payment, but it wasn't there, so $210 from this week's check went straight to tuition.
Honestly.
Waiting for me to take more money out of savings just for the bank to be like, "You're taking too much money out! It's supposed to be a SAVINGS account! That's it, I'm not your friend anymore!" and convert the account into a regular checking one. They threatened to before. I'm wailing on them if they do. And then I'll just open another savings account. I want to save, it's not like I'm doing it on purpose.
Bad news: Total cost of vet visit: $180.80.
SO, my account is once again in the double digits within the first week of getting my check, I don't have the money (unless I dip into savings AGAIN) to get my hair done a week from now, and I love my dog, but holy crap. And my balance is so low right now because of last pay period, when I had to take money out of the second checking account, the one I use to hold money to pay my tuition payments. I'd had a little more than $100 in it. That was supposed to go toward Wednesday's payment, but it wasn't there, so $210 from this week's check went straight to tuition.
Honestly.
Waiting for me to take more money out of savings just for the bank to be like, "You're taking too much money out! It's supposed to be a SAVINGS account! That's it, I'm not your friend anymore!" and convert the account into a regular checking one. They threatened to before. I'm wailing on them if they do. And then I'll just open another savings account. I want to save, it's not like I'm doing it on purpose.
