On January 7th, 2011, my 86-year-old mother signed a lease and received her keys to a place that she now calls home. The past eight weeks have not been easy, nor will the comimg weeks ahead be easy. But, mom now has her place and that is good. On the 8th of January I helped her move and unpack and find places for her things within her apartment. She is a long ways from being moved in, but the "now" process is good for her mental health.
Besides moving and becoming more comfortable in her new place, mom and I wrote a certified response to the certified letter writer.
Unnamed source,
Property Manager and former spouse of unnamed family member
Dear Unnamed:
Thank you for the short notice for getting my things out of the house. In response to your letter, I had my pastor arrange a time to pick up my artifacts.
On January,7th, 2011, I went to the house at (undisclosed address) to claim the last of my personal effects. At this time, whatever remains in the house is nothing more than the remnants of broken promises and other detritus matter.
The home owner and former spouse of unnamed source, unnamed family member, bears sole and full financial and legal obligations of said property, (undisclosed address).
Regards,
Mom
About Me
- Mardow
- “The journey home is never a direct route; it is, in fact, always circuitous, and somewhere along the way, we discover that the journey is more significant than the destination.”—Paul Brenner (Nelson DeMille’s book, Up Country)
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