This is to document that I called community action at 8:43 a.m. I left a message with Sara, who gave me a letter to let her know my financial status and if it had changed, and since I didn't speak to her directly, I told her my status was unchanged.
I left my phone number with her and also asked exactly what their organization had said to my landlord, that I should receive a notice of eviction.
I let her know I'd had a few emergency situations recently and also had been ill and extremely tired and not myself due to medical condition (anemia) which has wiped me out physically, leaving me tired and my memory not as good (I read this is because you're actually not getting the same level of oxygen to the brain!)
How do we know you really called Community Action? According to you...not everything you say on your blog is truth..so....maybe you didn't really call Community Action, but wrote this blog for a deceitful reason...
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ReplyDeleteExactly.
YOU are absolutely right. You and all the other readers out there, have no idea whether I'm telling the truth.
Now don't you think, therefore, that probably, in a court of law, when a BLOG is being used for so-called "evidence", that every entry used against someone should be verified as authentic or not, under oath?
The truth is, in a normal court of law, the rule is that BLOGS are not ADMISSABLE as evidence in court, unless authenticated and clarified on each post used. There is already case law, but no one here wants to go by case law, or any law at all.