Notes

[susandennis]

I need to remember 1. haircuts are really painless, shut up and do it. 2. 9 weeks is really too long to wait. Let's try 6 or 7 next time, k?

So the building manager who I really do not like, today sends a fairly difficult to decipher email saying that the City has me listed as a fail for lack of inspection on electrical work. WTF? So I went to his office and discovered that my unit (and, apparently about a dozen others) was on the city books as never doing a final inspection for electrical work.

The electrician that the designer hired - who was paid but never actually made right - to install lights in my ceiling in 2013, never finished the permit work. PHUQUE. Oh and the building manager said "I don't really understand it all but the guy [from the city] said that the next step is court." Nice.

So I sent an email to the city guy and told him I'm ready and happy to do whatever he needs. Then I forwarded my note to the electrician and cc'd the designer and assured him that if there was a problem, particularly one that involved courts and lawyers, I will ensure he was included.

I got a fast email back from him saying he'd handle. This was better than a poke in the eye but I've dealt with this guy before and what his emails say rarely match what actually happens. So... we... shall... see.

At least my hair looks great!

Comments

[belleweather.livejournal.com]

I have to schedule the next hair cut before I leave the last hair cut. Otherwise I start looking like there's a cat with mange perched on my head.

[susandennis]

That is so smart. At least now I have just put haircut on my calendar with a reminder in 6 weeks. Here's hoping. (my haircut place doesn't do appointments)

[waitingonsunday.livejournal.com]

The painful part of haircuts to me is the social interaction with the hairdresser. I hate small-talk, but I think awkward silence is maybe even worse...maybe.