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Jan. 15th, 2013 10:31 amWe're looking at lots today. I'm excited and nervous and confused and just want us to get our perfect home. My credit is good, but I'm worried my income won't be enough. Will's income is good, and he's working on the credit issues.
Blergh.
Productive morning. The VA still hadn't sent the refill of Synthroid. When I re-called the meds thing the other day it mentioned a "hold". WTF? So I called the clinic, the front desk gal gave me the pharmacy's direct number. They answered immediately and got the issue cleared up. Apparently a typo or something happened somewhere in the process and my account was given a "bad address" mark, so they wouldn't send anything. How? No clue. Told her I'd had no problem ordering meds to this address before. She fixed the problem and said they're shipping the meds out today, and to make sure to call if anything like this happens again.
Apartment office called me... lease is up 20th of next month, told him we'll need to renew for probably July. He said that should be fine, we just need to make a decision and come into the office to sign some stuff when we can.
All this before my coffee, heh. I feel all productive and shit.
In other news, trying to do more just-for-me sort of art. But not JUST for me, really... I'm doing larger colored pencil pieces and once I finish each one I'm considering selling them for a decent amount of money. It's cool, I've not done this sort of thing often... commissions, sure. But that's whatever the client wants. Which is fine, but it's nice to have people want to spend money on the things I draw just from my own heart and head, not influenced by what another person is asking or demanding. It's cool, and I'm very happy with the results. It turns out I'm worth more than I realized, if that makes sense... like... people spending money on a commission makes sense to me. But the fact that people want to spend money on stuff I just doodle on my own time, for my own enjoyment? It's different, but in a good way. :)
( recent finished (and sold) work, followed by the piece I'm working on now )
Blergh.
Productive morning. The VA still hadn't sent the refill of Synthroid. When I re-called the meds thing the other day it mentioned a "hold". WTF? So I called the clinic, the front desk gal gave me the pharmacy's direct number. They answered immediately and got the issue cleared up. Apparently a typo or something happened somewhere in the process and my account was given a "bad address" mark, so they wouldn't send anything. How? No clue. Told her I'd had no problem ordering meds to this address before. She fixed the problem and said they're shipping the meds out today, and to make sure to call if anything like this happens again.
Apartment office called me... lease is up 20th of next month, told him we'll need to renew for probably July. He said that should be fine, we just need to make a decision and come into the office to sign some stuff when we can.
All this before my coffee, heh. I feel all productive and shit.
In other news, trying to do more just-for-me sort of art. But not JUST for me, really... I'm doing larger colored pencil pieces and once I finish each one I'm considering selling them for a decent amount of money. It's cool, I've not done this sort of thing often... commissions, sure. But that's whatever the client wants. Which is fine, but it's nice to have people want to spend money on the things I draw just from my own heart and head, not influenced by what another person is asking or demanding. It's cool, and I'm very happy with the results. It turns out I'm worth more than I realized, if that makes sense... like... people spending money on a commission makes sense to me. But the fact that people want to spend money on stuff I just doodle on my own time, for my own enjoyment? It's different, but in a good way. :)
( recent finished (and sold) work, followed by the piece I'm working on now )
