I went out at 7 this morning and there was an inch of snow and I was pleased. Car started (which has made a change from the last few weeks) and I was on the school run - one child, my son. Half way to school (30 miles away) I was nearly an hour late and in 2 inches of snow. I was not so pleased. Long story short. Got to school and my son was less than an hour late, school was ok with that.
I went to court, walked into court half way through a final hearing and it seems like everything is not as it should be... not good. Submissions in the morning.
I get home and there is about 4 inches of snow - I am pleased about the snow.
I had a nice early night this morning, I was fast asleep before the sun came up. Sometimes a coffee is better than a glass of water.
elmoandella. If I were you, I would ask if you can give the ex a bill thats in your name and see if you can get him to agree to pay the bill during the week that you give it to him. Explain that you want to keep the bill in your name because a bill in his name suggests that he lives in your house, which isn't true. Also mention that if he was paying the telephone that you can't retain your privacy which you feel you should have. See what he says. Solicitors know how to stir up people and the hostility that follows isn't justified, but you get it anyways. Try to choose bills that are the same amount each month, so that the amount stays the same and becomes predictable. That's my suggestion. Also ask if you can scan the bill in and email it to him, then ask him to email the receipt back to you - so you don't have to talk to him.
I share sincitylover's sentiments about knowing a person on text and MSN and then meeting them. I have had to text someone who was standing 10ft away from me to find them - they look nothing like their profile. Meeting in person makes all the diffrence.