Migraine

Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh!!

Step kiddoes come tonatt or tomorrow who knows but heckwe has rolls wit punches right.

I no can does much around house but I hasbe busting mine humps to cleans. And I TIRE and eshauste and breath heavie and i feels like I hardlie mades ANY progress.

Tops off I supose call landlord tell em that one bath/shower no works godt due to washer falls out? That csounds right? Lil blacks tingy.

The other showerin main Mesterbedroom...cracks in floor.

I SURE she willwants to rush over soon call them. Sheno beenin heresince we move in but let us justs says she wery hmmmmmm PICKIES on how cleans tings is and if there scratches onwall floor etc.,...LONG stories....but we alreadies hads to pay 400 buks get floor redone cuz we did LITTLE scratch day we move in. Anywayssssssssssssssssssssss

So i FREAKS out. I knows i needs calls her todayso we can leastget ONE showerfix wit the teens comes but I afraid she walk arounds house and since it no perfects will overrects.

Renewal lease comes in 2 week what if she say you guys has to leaves.

Mine house no PIGSTIES but it no perfects ok?

And i feelin wery overwhelm.

So UGH.

Sol

Yep, the little black thingie sounds like a washer to me.

Sounds like the landlady is very picky indeed. I can't believe she's never learned that rental property, just like any other property, is subject to scratches and scuffs from time to time. She must've had renters that just totally trashed apartments before. Still, she's being unreasonable. Life comes with a certain amount of "normal wear and tear", and I'm pretty sure that most rental agreements allow for a certain amount of that. Nobody, including your landlady, ever lives in a completely perfect house or apartment. That's just the way life is.

As for the cracks in the floor of the other shower, perhaps it was weakened before you moved in. Things like shower bottoms do wear out, and unless you purposefully caused the damage (and who would crack a shower bottom just for fun, huh?), I believe the landlord has to make repairs. That's the way it is most places.

I wouldn't worry about her saying you have to leave, either. I don't think landlords have much pull in evicting over housekeeping issues unless it creates a biological or physical hazard, which I know yours doesn't. I would think that if she tried, you'd have grounds for claiming discrimination, especially with your health issues keeping you from doing much. You'd do everything and then some if you could.

Hei Dragondroolie,

I stil has no call her. I being lil whimps about it.

The shower wit crack it odd shower. The floor is hards most place but in middles it wery soft and when i say to her BEFORE we sign lease hey...is this normals? She say yes...

Now, keeps in mine i NO small girl. I 6 feets 2 inch and 190pound. Mine hubbster is same hight and 220 pounds. I guess the wights of us dids cause the cracks but it no like we grew over natt....right?

I just gots wery light head fra be on hands n knee wit face in buckets of mrclean scrubbings that dang bathroom like for hour. I almsot pass outs.

I tink i to point of what the HECKS (sinse this familie forum)...what happens does happens. It no worths jepardizes mine health morethan i has.

I just wery wearies of this. Was estreme pickies over wood floor. And when toliets got backs up she say we has pay for snaking it. Soooooooooooooooooooo I no has much trusts here see?

Plus i gonna has full house blah blah yadda yadda..

And Dave is works longhour so him can takes most nest week off......

OK i has calms down.

Hugs to you honi,

Sol

Naw, you're not a wimp. It's good to be cautious with a piece of work like this lady sounds like. I understand why you don't trust her.

Every shower I've been in is weakest at the middle under where you stand, because it's generally hollow underneath. I'm sure the cracks didn't get their overnight. I'm betting it weakened over time, and anyone's weight on it could've caused a hairline crack.

If I was there, you can bet I'd be throwing some droolie muscle into cleaning for you. You're perfectly right in that this isn't worth jeopardizing health over. The last thing you need is a flare right now.

Healing energy hugs to you, dearie!

droolie

Solveig, I had no idea you were so tall! They grow them big in Norway, huh?

Take it easy, the kids are there to see you, not the house.

Sol,

There are laws in every state about what repairs the landlord must make. I suggest that maybe Dave or you try to find out what those are.

For instance, where I live, if a landlord does not make required repairs within a reasonable amount of time after given notice (14 days), then a renter may go ahead and make them on their own and submit the receipt to the landlord for up to $700.00--and the landlord deducts that cost from the next month's rent. I'm sure your state probably has a similar law to protect its renters. I don't think it's legal for her to make you pay for repairs...Or at least it sounds very wrong. This is a little known law for many renters--you might want to check it out. It may be way different where you live, but it's worth finding out either way. I would hope they have something like that instated to protect their renters.

Take it easy, OK? During the semester I have no time to clean and I have it a lot easier on the health than you do, and by reading your post you've done a lot more than I can manage in a few hours on a good day!