Thursday, August 9, 2012
Hot Pink And Mellow Yellow!
I cut out two more bow ties from the tin that Louise and I found in Columbus (Hot Pink), and the 25 cent yellow tin I found yesterday at the food pantry (mellow yellow). I took my friend who is out of work to the food pantry Tuesday so that she didn't have to sit there all alone. They have a thrift store in the front, and I spied a cute little mellow yellow tin, only big enough for a bow tie, and not big enough for a background square, while I was waiting for her. I had to fight for both these pieces yesterday, but it was well worth sacrificing 4 saw blades and two hours of time. I am now only shy of the color purple as I discovered I have some brown gutter spray paint I can use to make a square and a bow tie if I can't get a Hershey's tin. There is always "more than one way to skin a cat" I have been told! I am halfway finished with this project as of this coming weekend!
Also, against great odds, the magistrate has set aside his decision (May 2nd), due to my objection, and Nesley and I are going to trial after all (3 months after the decision in her favor:). I couldn't be happier, as I look forward to exposing her for the slumlord she is, and damaging her chances of ever manipulating Franklin County Court system again! I looked at the evidence I have acquired since last October when we went to court for the first hearing, and it is my belief that she may need a defense attorney this time around. I look for her attorney to realize that at the pre trial he failed to ask me for discovery materials (which I could have provided had he asked). It doesn't matter, I can give him discovery materials that will make him want to back out of the case, or I can just go to trial and surprise them with evidence that he has not seen yet. I did notice that their original suit was for $3700 and they have dropped it down to $2400. I have to wonder what changed since February? The trial has not been set yet, so I have some time to inform all 3 credit reporting agency's that the plaintiff jumped the gun, and get that ($3700) taken off my record, as it is not over till the fat lady sings...and I haven't even started warming up yet!
Labels: cauldrons
2100 Paul Drive,
Court,
Eviction,
Franklin County Municipal Court,
Hot Pink,
Mellow Yellow,
Metal Quilt,
Slumlord
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