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The weekly weather forecast: Monday, showers; Tuesday, showers; Wednesday, showers; Thursday, possible shower; Friday, showers; Saturday, showers; Sunday, showers. I love that 'possible shower' on Thursday, just to maintain a bit of mystery.
My new-ish jeans have got diamantés stuck on the back pockets, but they're not applied terribly well. Every time I get up I leave some on the chair. I feel a bit like Hansel and Gretel, leaving a trail of little sparkly things to find my way home.
We pay our office phone bill by cheque at the post office. Telstra (the phone company) sent me (and presumably all its other customers) a letter today:
This letter is to let you know that on and from 14 September 2009 the following changes are being made to bill payment fees:
A new $2.20 payment administration fee will apply for each bill payment sent through the mail or made in person...
Avoid the $2.20 payment administration fee by paying your Telstra bill using one of the following options: direct debit, pay by phone using your credit card*, or online via telstra.com using your credit card*.
* Payments made by credit card will incur the payment processing fee.
I mean, it's no great hardship to pay it electronically, but still, levying a fee for paying cash is a bit cheeky, isn't it?
My new-ish jeans have got diamantés stuck on the back pockets, but they're not applied terribly well. Every time I get up I leave some on the chair. I feel a bit like Hansel and Gretel, leaving a trail of little sparkly things to find my way home.
We pay our office phone bill by cheque at the post office. Telstra (the phone company) sent me (and presumably all its other customers) a letter today:
This letter is to let you know that on and from 14 September 2009 the following changes are being made to bill payment fees:
A new $2.20 payment administration fee will apply for each bill payment sent through the mail or made in person...
Avoid the $2.20 payment administration fee by paying your Telstra bill using one of the following options: direct debit, pay by phone using your credit card*, or online via telstra.com using your credit card*.
* Payments made by credit card will incur the payment processing fee.
I mean, it's no great hardship to pay it electronically, but still, levying a fee for paying cash is a bit cheeky, isn't it?