Good thing I have a sense of humor

What to do, what to do. I did a kid show at the West Seattle YMCA last night. $150 for 45min. Was a tough gig, most of the kids between 4 and 6 years old with a few 7,8 & 9 year olds. Moms and dads there too. Sold 3 stripper decks for $20 a pop after the show. Came home, watched some TV and went to bed. Seems I been sleeping more than usual lately.

I'm thinking about going to Eugene, OR to see Shawn Greer and Lee Asher. Probably not the smartest chioce given my financial situation but an option none the less.

I wish it wasn't raining, I would hit the market and bust out some street shows.

I am OK. . . or at least that's what I'm going to keep telling myself.

I will do fine. . . same as above

What doesn't kill you makes you stronger. Whoever said that was either VERY strong or lying in a heap with his brains splattered on the wall.

Good thing I have a sense of humor.

Feel Like Slitting My Wrist

Ms. Hoblitzell,
Thank you for cleaning out my bank account, causing me to bounce checks and add to my debt. As you know, I am currently unemployed. My wife comes into $400,000.00 and I'm stuck with back child support and alimony. Explain to me how I get out of this predicament. I have been interviewing for jobs that earn considerably less than what I was making when I owned my own shop.
I would appreciate some assurance that these financial obstacles can be overcome. It's not that I don't want to pay my child support. If you look at my payment history I was meeting my obligations until my business went down the tubes. During this transition period it's all I can do to keep my head above water.
I need your help in figuring out how to fix the problem. Can we adjust the support amount? Can you stop cleaning out my bank account when I am trying to put rent money together.

Call me to discuss this please. This situation is driving me into a deep depression, that is not conducive to interviewing for jobs. Call me today if possible thanks. 206 335-1545


Sincerely,


Tom Frank
www.IndustrialStrengthMagic.Com

Seattle Skyline September 2004