FINALLY! the cori form is notarized.

the ics worker just brought me to get the cori form notarized at USbank. they didn't have any questions about notarizing it. the guy who was notarizing it asked me, "these are massachusetts housing forms.. you don't wanna get away from the snow?" then i said, "no.. heh. i like having FOUR SEASONS and actually being able to tell the difference in weather.." then he said, "oh.. yeah. it would get kinda boring if you were in a place where it was only hot." i have arthritis and the cold weather doesn't get to me enough to change my mind- you might call me "crazy". my opinion could change.. but i kinda doubt it. i reminisced with the ics worker and the guy notarizing my cori form, "i remember being in a wheelchair.. i'd ALWAYS get stuck on the streets in snow drifts when it snowed. i'd always depend on strangers to pull over and push me outta the snow drifts. i have no intentions to go back to a wheelchair." not even for family members who SUPPOSEDLY "support" me enough to have the desire to make me into a rehabilitation tool, since they figure they'll get attention for having a paraplegic family member- so people assume they actually care about them to support them in EVERYTHING.. which is so far from the truth that amanda couldn't even answer the phone any of the times the emergency room called her (one of the times being when i fell outta my wheelchair on the stupid parking lot at the shithole in burnsville and smashed my head on the icy sidewalk- so i required stitches by my eye). oh look! ANOTHER reason why i have absolutely no desire to return to a damn wheelchair. it's a good thing that the ics worker brought me to the bank to get my cori form notarized because fredrick isn't even here yet and i think the bank closes soon.