Weirded out

[vicarz]

I'm not dreading law school? I sat at home last night, and before crashing around 10 (yes I'm a party animal) I started my assignment of reading the US Constitution. I must be insane - it was fun! Granted I was linking a bunch of concepts back to civil procedure and the Clinton 'scandal,' but it was interesting to see the original work compared to today's practice. Over the summer I forgot that generally I like to read, and I really like to learn just in general.

On another note, I'm weirded out because I'm missing a check from my checkbook. I'm either suffering a memory lapse at the same time I forget to log a check for the first time ever, or someone liberated a check from my home. I see this entry for $200 on my account, and have no explanation for it. I guess Monday I'll dive into that one - I'm worried that I'll find that one of the people that did the plumbing in my house stole a check. For now all I can do is research my checks here and watch the account like a hawk. I hate being robbed.

Comments

[cweaselle.livejournal.com]

Call you bank immediately and cancel that check. Or at least notify them that you have no record of having written that check. Remember that this is what happened to me. Of course with me it was six checks and credit cards, but she used the checks to get the credit cards. Don't wait or you could lose money.

[vicar.livejournal.com]

My bank is only open on weekdays, but I'm calling as soon as I can.

[desiringmachine.livejournal.com]

Well if you didn't write the check, then it doesn't have your signature, so hopefully you can prove that it shouldn't have been accepted and your money should be returned.

[vicar.livejournal.com]

I'M A MORON!!!

I did write the check - it was for insurance. I was thrown off by a) forgetting to put it in the register, b) the odd even amount.

[desiringmachine.livejournal.com]

I have done the same kind of thing, actually called my bank and got a new card once because I thought someone had been using my #. Oops.