My debit card was skimmed the other day and the credit union called me to tell me they were mailing me a new card. If I needed one faster I could go in to my branch for a temporary one. Friday was such a short day that I didn't have time to go in and they were closed for the remainder of the weekend by the time Shabbos was over.
This kind of messed me up in a couple of ways. First, I was supposed to transfer some money from that credit union to the one in the Interior that I pay bills for the house out of. No card, no way to withdraw cash (and I wanted cash rather than a cheque because I think the hold comes off faster for cash than a cheque). Second, I couldn't get any groceries, even essential ones without a card.
Anyway, I went in today. They gave me a new card, a copy of my statement for the past month (no money missing, Thank G-d), I withdrew money from my city credit union, deposited cash and a small cheque (really small, like about $13) into the rural credit union, then went to the grocery store on my way home from work. I only bought the bare necessities: a protein drink, sour cream, a minestrone soup mix, a box of 6 year old approved cereal, a bag of chips and a bag of cookies (the last two for use in Dear Child's lunches this week).
We had latkes with sour cream for dinner and tomorrow will be minestrone soup. I'm falling asleep at the keyboard, so that's all for now.
Tuesday, November 24, 2009
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