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Have not been to the gym in a week though did go for a walk over the weekend. Have my stuff with me to go on the way home from work tonight though. Can't get out of the habit!

Was looking over my bank statements last night and i thought i had deposited a cheque from the insurance refund and it's nowhere in the online statement. Now i can't remember if i actually did get the cheque and if i did, did i deposit it? I can't find it nor can i find the receipts. Vanished receipts would indicate i took them to Blue Cross but no record of a deposit. So i better go to Blue Cross and see if they did issue a cheque and if it has been cashed. I'm sure i didn't lost the cheque but i can't find where i put it and i didn't cash it outright. I never do, always deposit it via the bank machine. Not in any of my accounts, nor is there anything that looks like i may have done a deposit for part of the amount or more. Hmmmm... anyway, got a reprint of the receipts from the chiropractor and will go to BC to see what they can tell me. The only other place it could be is a direct payment on my credit card at another bank but i don't remember going to that bank's bank machine to make the payment nor do i have an atm slip for it. Curiouser and Curiouser.

What else? oh i'm reading this rather naff library book about several generations of family which is a blatant and very thinly veiled retelling of the Tudors only having the family as a retailing dynasty. Do some people have absolutely no imagination?

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[acey.livejournal.com]

I hate it when I can't remember stuff like that and I can't find records. I have started writing notes about exactly what I deposit and when. I had some trouble two years ago with a "lost" check. Needless to say, since I've been keeping these careful records, I've not had any difficulty. ;-)