Credit Union Slip: Fill & Download for Free

Does being 67 count? I have a fatal disease. I can barely stand without rocking back and forth. I walk even in stormy weather. I have accidents in my diapers. I got caught once going number two in public. I don’t do that anymore.The VA wants me living in a assisted living home. They want a catheter in my penis all the time. I said no to both requests.I write here and other places on the net. I may be of some use to someone and I have to use my brain. The VA says my brain is shrinking. How would they know? There hasn’t been anything IN my brain, except cobwebs, for years.I embrace every moment of life. I breathe air, I see the sky, I’m alive. I don’t worry about my future because I don’t have one.My credit union has me on “bill-pay.” That means THEY pay my bills. A lady friend does my grocery shopping after seeing cat food and peanut butter and jelly in my house. That’s ALL she found. I showed her the bread, but she wasn’t impressed.Death is a journey. Maybe it’s a long sleep. Maybe death is the void where you came from. Maybe it feels like you’re having surgery, you’re given gas and slip into nothing.Whatever death turns out to be, I’m ready. I lived, I loved, I saw beauty.Quora may open a site to write from “the other side.” They suggested I GET to the ‘other side” before I make any decisions.Hell may not have computers.

In my 20’s I deposited a paper check at my credit union. I think the amount was something like 5,230.11, but it showed up on my deposit slip as 523,011.00. I think the teller just missed the decimal point when she typed in the amount. Luckily I glanced at the deposit slip to verify it. The teller didn’t delay in correcting the entry.

I found a used car on an online car-buying website. It was exactly what I was looking for, the mileage on the car was low, and the selling dealership wasn’t too far into the next county. So I went there to buy it.When I got there, they had the car as described, and with the listed mileage. But they wanted $2,000 more than the listed price because they had applied a Vehicle Protection Package to the vehicle, and it could not be removed. I turned to walk out and they reduced their ask to $1,000; I turned to walk out again and they agreed to sell the car for the price they had listed it for.But, they weren’t done yet. The credit department tried to slip in a vehicle warranty package. I balked again and got the advertised price with no add-ons.For those wondering why I used their credit, it was because they gave me no choice; either I had to buy for cash or with their credit; they would not work with my credit union where I was already pre-approved. I refinanced to my credit union a week later because they had a better rate.The dealership thinks I had a great experience and keeps emailing me for ratings; I am always bluntly honest. They even think that I would buy another car from them; I most certainly would not.