Where do I even begin with this subject?
I guess I should start off by saying, Bonnie has a really hard life. She gets to live in a 1 bedroom apartment rent free, collect our laundry quarters to do laundry or go gambling, lounge around outside everyday or sit around watching TV, take her dog for walks, and deposit our rent checks each month. Yes Bonnie has a really hard life. I should know, I live next door to her and can hear her complaining about stuff daily; especially, when I'm trying to go to the bathroom. (One time when my friend was using my bathroom she had to listen to Bonnie yell to herself, "OH GAWD MY FOOT! WHY DON'T I JUST KILL MYSELF NOW!" It took her longer than 5 minutes to pee because she was too scared Bonnie would hear her.)
Last week the most horrible thing happened to Bonnie. Brace yourself cause this is seriously the most horrible/depressing thing you will read on this blog...
The tree in front of my apartment was finally cut down because of the beetle disease.
Now that you have had a moment of grievance let me give you a little bit of background on this:
Last summer my neighbor told Bonnie the tree needed to be cut down because it was becoming a fire hazard, being her usual self she claimed the tree was fine cause it still had green on the top. Sick and tired of her bullshit my neighbor called the fire department and had them come out and inspect the tree. Well they did and I got the pleasure of being woken up the following morning with her walking back and forth outside my bedroom window saying to herself, "I'm going to talk to Michael. I don't believe that fire marshall. I'm going to talk Michael. I'm going to talk to Michael."
So finally the tree was getting cut down. Over the weekend she kept asking everyone in the complex if they were going to be around to witness the horrible murder of the tree that's been at the complex for 60 years (Bonnie's claim, not mine).
When I got home from school this is what was left of the tree
Recently we got two new tenants: a college girl and a guy, whose a janitor at the college I go to. Lately Bonnie has been gossiping to 1 of her very few friends (the prostitute who use to live here) about how the girl doesn't pick up after her puppy (what she really means is, the girl won't fall for her tricks and pick up after her dog Daisy) and that the girl's boyfriend is over all the time and is using all the water and electricity that she pays for; which is funny considering I keep getting electric bills from the city each month. The only bills I have yet to receive is for water, sewer, and garbage. Bonnie though, she likes to think of herself as the most generous landlord you will ever meet, and damnit you better believe it!
Bonnie is nice and generous...some of the time. When I was without a car for a while she would ask me if I needed to be taken to the grocery store. And I would have said yes had my neighbors not warned me to never go shopping with her, EVER! They told me it will be worse experience of my life and my friend, who I mentioned above agrees. She use to work in the deli at one of the stores in the city I live in and when she saw Bonnie one day she hid in the back and had one of her coworkers deal with her, who normally gets along with every customer he encounters, but Bonnie, she was the first he truly disliked and didn't want to ever see with again.
Yes, Bonnie truly does have a hard life. No responsibility, free rent and laundry, and have people do whatever she wants, with the threat of eviction. She's living the up the American Dream.
Until next time, be grateful for the landlord you have.



