Up until Harrison woke me very early this morning, I was pretty much planning on packing up the last bits of my belongings and leaving.  Whether or not, I actually moved forward in that intent is another story...

Anyways, things are not this formal around here unless Margaret needs to cover her rear end legally.  I find her funny, everything she has passed by me in terms of paperwork has been 100% one sided.  Speaking with her is not really any different, she takes no Personal Responsibility for any wrong doing, even when she was clearly wrong.

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Margaret knocked on my door at 7:30am, I was completely washed out and drained from the circus the kid caused at 4:00am. All I did was tell Margaret that I had no sleep because of Harrison.  Which means, I do not get a final chance to work things out in a respectable favoring fashion.  If I even tried, it wouldn't work, not with no sleep and the situation now as it stands.

She would have to admit her own wrong doings and take responsibility for them.  I would also have to start a written agreement with her, one that I do not have time to negotiate.  It's not that I cannot follow an agreement, she cannot.  The only thing she cares about is what she can get caught on.  Never mind what this just did to my finances.

Malcolm, who will looking after the house here in lieu of Margaret, he seemed Ok. Harrison told me that Malcolm was talking about hosting big parties.   I suppose it all depends on the context he meant it or if this is the plan to drive people out.  I don't know, personally I think she is slinking away from being responsible myself.

Now my plans for the day are a mess.  Harrison, thanks for being an idiot again this morning kid.  All this commotion about not respecting you. Respect is earned.  You will not see me get high and drunk, mouth you off, only to do it again at 4:00am the next morning.  I hope you keep your promise and do not talk to me.

By the way, for all your noise about work, you are at home again today.  I am actually not surprised.  I still have not seen the Police.  I have passed countless police cars on my long walk this morning.  Not one of them appeared to want to talk to me.