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[rimturse]

My computer clock was set at a wrong month and livejournal has become all upset over it. Had to change the days on the last MANY journal entries to be able to post again.

I've done two reviews and written 450 word on Arvingen chapter 3. Did I mention how much I suffer on first drafts? *tears out hair*

On another note: I hate official papers, tax papers, bills, you name it. I hate opening the postbox and seeing those "window" envelopes, which mean that I either have to pay something OR that something needs to be set right. In Denmark, I let my bank take care of all the bills. I don't want to see them. I get this sinking feeling in the pit of my stomach and my heart rate goes up by several notches. In an ideal world, I'd be a rich and incredibly successful author/artist/bead shop owner whose personal assistant or agent would take care of all these unpleasant practical things. On the other hand, I'm such a control freak that I probably couldn't leave this to other people. Bah! Hmmm, perhaps C would like to be my manager...He's influsterable. I'd like to be influsterable too.

Played a lot with the kitties yesterday, we were running around the house like crazy people/animals. Today they are tired. It's 13:30 and they are not up yet.


PS. Spell check has no suggestions to influsterable. *wink*

Comments

[pkhardy.livejournal.com]

Do you guys have internet bill pay, or the equivalent? Or at least automated clearing house payments? About three years ago, I set up most of my bills to be automatically deducted, and most of the rest I pay online with just a click or two. Cuts down on the crappy mail, save postage, and they're always on time. And if it's a bill I'm worried about them getting right, I can set it so it doesn't pay automatically, but requires my approval--still all by a click or two. I just love it. (On the down side, I still have a box of checks with the address from two moves ago that I haven't used up! ;-))

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[frigg.livejournal.com]

Yes, I use internet banking for the bead shop. Works perfectly, everything runs smoothly and I'm very satisfied. Haven't had any customer complaints either.

Most of my bills are still paid by my Danish bank. Best bank ever; almost non-exsistant fees (in fact, I doubt if the fees even cover their stamp expenses) and top notch service + ice-cream in summer and cookies in winter. :)

Due to a lot of hassles with my private account in Switzerland regarding internet banking and automatic payment (another bank than the ones mentioned above), I've opted to pay my swiss bills through the post office. Funny, you'd think it would be the Swiss bank that scored the best score.