I was going to take a chance at my second chance at college today when I went to see about a class at Richland Community College. Randomly during my computer time yesterday (Tyler and I now are sharing my computer because his computer went to crap), I thought about looking to see what classes this semester are either online or a hybrid that way I could maybe, just maybe, take a class. On our way there I thought about my previous semester's bill and not really ever remembering receiving a notice saying that it was paid in full. Upon getting to RCC I was just going to try to sign up for the HLTH 140 (medical terminology) class but Tyler brought up the fact of the previous semester's bill.
Well I went to the cashier's office to find out whatever the balance was, the lady said that it was $600 and that it had to be paid in FULL before I could sign up for any other classes. RCC said that they try twice with the auto payments and after that they stop. Well, we NEVER received a notice saying that they stopped trying and that I still had a balance. They shouldn't assume that people have the internet readily accessible and check their balance online.
Ugh! While Tyler & I just got paid and had the money in the account, it would just kill us financially if I were to have paid off the bill ($600) and signed up for the payment plan for HLTH 140(3 payments of $90; 1 month at a time until the bill is paid off) AND the cost of the textbook ($50). That and the class actually would've started TODAY so I knew it was a long shot. Oh well!
Walking out of the University of Decatur-Northside, I was a little down. Tyler had tried asking me what I wanted to do next, as if to try and cheer me up to no avail.
With a sleepy "Bubby" we went to eat at a yummy place called Buffalo Wild Wings. The last time we went there when Ethan had missed a nap time like this, he just was so unconsolable and made a huge scene even though our waitress was super sweet and totally understanding. This visit was smooth.
Going back to the class thing, I had a last ditch effort idea to pay off the bill. To win enough money on a lottery ticket would have been AWESOME and with my luck it could have been slightly possible. Two tickets, same game; Tyler got one ticket and I the other, but the last effort failed and I have to move on :(.
Almost a daily occurance, I lost my phone AGAIN!!! Beyond frustrating, I wonder if Tyler knows how upset I get with myself when I am constantly losing things and my mind just blanks completely. I am lucky when I can partially trace my steps back to maybe narrow down the location of my things. Sometimes I have joked that I have young persons Alzheimer's disease, but with each passing day and each time I lose something I get more and more bothered by it. Its like there is nothing that I can do, and I just hate having absolutely NO control over something. I JUST HATE IT!!!!
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