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I know I've not updated in a long, long time, and even then, it was just some simple Memes. What can I say? Other than "I really enjoy playing WoW more than ever, since all of my RL friends are with me on a relatively new server, and that one of them is running a simple Ventrilo server too." It's great, let me tell you. We're a mini-guild unto ourselves. I'm playing a warrior (Arms, but doing DPS), ![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
nyminal is a warrior (fury, but tanking), mfsfreak is a resto druid, R is an enhancement shaman, A is an elemental shaman, and strieson is a frost mage (who's behind us a bit in levels).
At any rate, my car died this past Wednesday. I replaced the fuel filter on it, and it still didn't run. On Friday, I tried to start it (since it was at work when it wouldn't crank), and it actually started. I drove it home just fine, and replaced the spark plugs and wires. I test drove it around the neighborhood, and it seemed to be okay. I drove it to work on Saturday, and it wouldn't start again when I got off work.
So, today I'm going to have it taken to the nearby Saturn dealership, and hope that they can figure out what's wrong. The problem is that I am supposed to be trying to move by the end of the month, so now I'm in a pickle. Hopefully it won't cost that much to repair.
Now, here's the random element. I received a loan offer in the mail from a company that I already have a loan with. The loan offer would pay off my current loan, and set me up with $2600. (So I'd be getting $2600 extra, but it'd all be in one loan.) Should I take advantage of this? A higher loan payment isn't really an optimal idea, but the ability to pay for my car's repairs and get moved into my apartment sounds really nice.
I have over a month to decide, so I'm not going to rush things, but this bears some consideration.
Take care everyone.
P.S. I'm talking to someone now. She's sweet, polite, likes things that I do, and isn't a drama queen. I'm in no hurry, though, so we'll see what happens. :)
nyminal is a warrior (fury, but tanking), mfsfreak is a resto druid, R is an enhancement shaman, A is an elemental shaman, and strieson is a frost mage (who's behind us a bit in levels).At any rate, my car died this past Wednesday. I replaced the fuel filter on it, and it still didn't run. On Friday, I tried to start it (since it was at work when it wouldn't crank), and it actually started. I drove it home just fine, and replaced the spark plugs and wires. I test drove it around the neighborhood, and it seemed to be okay. I drove it to work on Saturday, and it wouldn't start again when I got off work.
So, today I'm going to have it taken to the nearby Saturn dealership, and hope that they can figure out what's wrong. The problem is that I am supposed to be trying to move by the end of the month, so now I'm in a pickle. Hopefully it won't cost that much to repair.
Now, here's the random element. I received a loan offer in the mail from a company that I already have a loan with. The loan offer would pay off my current loan, and set me up with $2600. (So I'd be getting $2600 extra, but it'd all be in one loan.) Should I take advantage of this? A higher loan payment isn't really an optimal idea, but the ability to pay for my car's repairs and get moved into my apartment sounds really nice.
I have over a month to decide, so I'm not going to rush things, but this bears some consideration.
Take care everyone.
P.S. I'm talking to someone now. She's sweet, polite, likes things that I do, and isn't a drama queen. I'm in no hurry, though, so we'll see what happens. :)
