llecs wrote:I know emotions are running high right now. I know that it is hard to say "good-bye". *chokes back tears*
How would you feel if I posted a "life-celebration" photo montage of some of the good times we had? Would that give everyone closure?
I'll post photos sometime on Sunday back on this thread, late-day.
LOL
I cannot wait..sure could use the humor these days!!
Well, Credit One Bank will be missed. His punishment for monthly fees, high APR, low CL, and charges to pay online was death. It came yesterday evening around 5:16pm. The CSR tried in vain to grant a reprive via a 3 month credit on monthly fees, but it was too late. Below is a celebration of life, not death:
Credit One's passion was driving. He lived in the fast lane but it eventually caught up to him.
He never lived up to the expectations of his family and always lived in the shadows to his more well-known brother.
"Hoist the mainstay!" Credit One always wanted to be a captain of a tall ship and sail the seven seas.
Credit One always wanted to stay slim. Soccer was a great avenue for him.
When kicking back, Credit One enjoyed playing Wii.
Despite Credit One's appearance, he loved dining out. Here he is about to enjoy some tapas.
Credit One loved to travel. He's checking out the Baltimore Inner Harbor. Look at him smile.
This was the last picture taken of Credit One. The rest is too graphic and disturbing to show on this forum.
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