I left my bra at home today. I absolutely cannot go around braless (anymore), so I guess I have to go buy one after I get to work. I'd been meaning to get some more, but I'd been totally putting it off!

I almost sold my dad's car this, but the guy who was interested wanted to pay less than what I was asking for even after asking me how low I'd be willing to go. Ugh.

I'm glad my dad's condo has gotten a few offers, even with the current economy. The only trouble is that is totally a buyer's market right now, and I didn't think I would have to go as low as I probably will. The first person who placed an offer didn't want to play the counter offer game. The second person who had an offer in mind asked for 13% less than the listed price. The latest person...who I hope will come up with a good offer...offered less than the listed price in a normal way but also wanted my dad's car. If I took her offer, it'd have been throwing the car in for free.

Anyway, this potential buyer doesn't want to buy the car now because she wants to have more money for the condo. I'm keeping my fingers doubley crossed that her offer won't be less than my absolute low (for now). It is already lower than its last year's market value. I wonder what the market value was in 2006.

I was fretting about my upcoming trip to Hong Kong in March. I was thinking I would probably have to go to mainland China to take care of some stuff for my dad's flat there. The stress of having to apply for a visa, getting there, finding someone to go with me, what to do with Mr. Nick, having to deal with Cindy, and then doing the paperworok just really stressed me out. And then it occurred to me...what could it hurt if I did absolutely nothing about the flat? I don't need to worry about the utilities/taxes, etc. because Cindy would be responsible for those. Both her and my dad's names should be on the title -- that I should find out, but that's just another few hundred dollars out of my pocket. But what if I just leave it? Nobody can come after me. Nobody can go after my dad. Cindy can deal with it all!

And if she doesn't want the flat anymore, then she can come to me. She wanted me to give her my dad's half, so whether I give it to her or leave it alone, it doesn't cost me anything. It does, however, cost her a headache of having this piece of property that she shares with someone who is dead. She doesn't have a copy of my dad's death certificate either, so she can't do anything with the flat!