Wednesday, March 01, 2006

The Kitchen Sink

It's hard to view the rent money as anything other than lost money. No equity, no tax benefit, just a bill paid every month that gives us the right to live where we're living. Very little benefits come your way from rent. Unless the kitchen sink stops working.

How does a sink stop working? Well, it stops taking water. This all happened while I was at work today, but early on, apparently the drain just had enough and stopped allowing water to drain. Our maintenance crew was great--they were right on it--but even THEY had to call for reinforcements. It was quite an ordeal. A black, sludgey, messy ordeal. But by the time I came home, everything was back to normal. Oh, and rent was due today too. (As well as the mortgage payment!)

3 comments:

Rob Eubank said...
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Rob Eubank said...

I take it that your Hartville house hasn't sold yet. I've been there and know how frustrating it can be. Hopefully someone will come along soon for you guys!

Brian Megilligan said...

Tomorrow (Saturday, 3/4) someone is supposed to come and look at it and make a decision. We think he's going to bite. We're praying!