Court/Landlord/Eviction Follow Up

1.) Another adjournment until mid-January! Basically, there was no progress made since the last court date, therefore, we really can't move forward with anything.
2.) Going to make a big effort to get a lawyer/attorney to represent us. I basically gotta call around. I got a bunch of numbers to call from the attorney we were getting legal advice from, but he kind of fell off some time ago. He stopped replying to my e-mails which suck, but I can kind of tell by the tone of his voice, that he's ready to retire us. *Sigh* We haven't even gotten started! I mean, 4-5 months and the case barely even started. Adjournment after adjournment. I'm not even going to probe him anymore, I'm going to find someone else.
3.) Try to make a payment on back rent, whatever we can, before the end of December. (without prejudice - which basically means...this doesn't affect the case in any way.) But, more as a "peace offering", I guess.
4.) Apply for a 1-shot deal. Go to back-to-work program (if applicable - hoping I DO get this job). Try again for cash assistance.
5.) Another attempt on the repairs after Thanksgiving. I'm not really holding my breath :/ I gotta clean and get things looking nice before then. I have more than enough time.
6.) Possibly call the building manager. Their attorney said, "Talk to him - he's a nice guy." *vomit* I wanted to tell him, "Hey, I'd like to believe you, heck, I WANT TO, but I don't trust him or anyone really - not even you." LOL. But of course, I didn't. Duh. There is just so much that has happened between us. At this point, I can't trust the other side in any way :/

Other stuff that isn't that stuff

Tbh, it's that stuff, in the previous post, that I really need to buckle down on. I really need to make a bigGER effort to get legal help and to get financial help. At the same time, I feel like I've really let myself get disorganized. I stopped using my planner for a few weeks and BAM, shit's all fucked up again. AND again, I've lost so much focus. I've probably said this before, but FUCK, it's so hard to get shit done if I don't really take the initiative to organize.

I haven't posted anything on my blog, or even on my social media accounts, for probably...3 weeks now. I am determined to change that this weekend. I want to put together a meal plan because it's been a really long time, and maybe tips for an affordable thanksgiving feast. I wanted to post a reaction to the 2016 Presidental election, but fuck that. LOLLLLL.

Tbh, I've been hella focused on ESO for the last 2-3 weeks. I wish I could say differently. LOL. But, I've built new toons, and I'm basically starting from scratch. Clean slate. I got a new toon I'm working on right now that I feel so good about for PVP. I've actually starting to really enjoy PVP. It was popping a few nights ago. Lots of action, lots of kills.

I've just been sick/ on the rag for a week and the hormonal rebalancing stacked on top of my immune system doing overtime is just fucking me all up. Every time I take the nighttime cough medicine, I pass out for 12-15 hours at a time! I'm only now starting to feel better. My period is almost over too (I think.) It's probably at a light-medium flow right now, however, I'm noticing a lot of blood clots. This is my first LEGIT ovulation cycle in a long time, and I want to watch it like a hawk. I just downloaded the Ovia Fertility app which is overall a fantastic app for any woman who wants to track everything health-related. You can log emotions, food, exercise, to things like vaginal discharge and results of a pregnancy/fertility test. I will make the best of it. I can also take an ovulation test when I am scheduled to ovulate.

I feel like I should really pat myself on the back. LOL. I've been increasing my folic acid intake which is essential for reproductive health. I found out a few weeks ago that farina / hot cereal (cream of wheat) is SO MUCH better for you than oatmeal (especially for women). It's even FDA approved as infant cereal - I had no idea. Did you know cream of wheat is highly recommended for pregnant and nursing moms because it's also enriched with folic acid? As someone who has endometriosis, and is both anemic and lactose intolerant, I can use all that extra folic acid, iron, and vitamin D.

Two weeks of this shit...Boom. Full blown period. This might not seem like a big deal, but you're supposed to have your period. LOL. Hormonal imbalances can really fuck with other aspects of your health and wellness.

I read this article (http://natural-fertility-info.com/period-blood-clots.html), however, I don't know how accurate this information is and it's still probably best I see an OBGYN. Which I've been saying. Which also reminds me, I need to renew my insurance already! I got a call not that long ago that it was no longer active - uh oh. This is what I get, though. In 2 hours, I'm going to check out https://nystateofhealth.ny.gov/ and see if I can get my insurance back up and running. Probably going to stick with Healthfirst // Medicaid Managed Care plan since I'm already somewhat familiar with it, you know? And, I know I can use the same Hospital network which should be most efficient when it comes to transferring medical records.