Voicemails I Don’t Delete

Hey missy, it’s your momma. Calling to check on you. Call me whenever you get a chance okay? have a good day. Love you.  

Tracey no tengo internet en la casa por eso no ha oido de mi y me fui y se me olvido pagarle su celular. Ojala que no se lo hayan cortado. Estoy llamando de la casa de abuelita. I’m leaving tonight to go back to San Jose. During the week I’m gonna see how I can make the payment for you and emm…I’ll try calling you somewhere during the week, ok? Bueno mamacita cuidese…bye.

Uhh..Tracey dame una llamada cuando tenga chance por favor. Ok. Thanks. Bye bye.

Yo maing, why is your phone off? I’m gonna be at Chris’, it’s like almost 6:30 but I’m on my way to Chris’ cuz we’re going to have dinner at his mom’s house so…i… probably won’t be able to talk later. I don’t want to be rude and all in the phone, all up on the phone. Anyway, let me know what’s going on.

Tracey! It’s Anna. I’m sorry I missed your call earlier I wasn’t paying attention. Um. Yea. Call and bother me. That sounds good. Yayyyy we’re almost done. I can’t wait. One more day. Alright. Bye.

Ey Tray-cey. Uh, It’s your neighbor Brian. Um, yea so about the security deposit (laughs). I. Don’t. Know. I mean, I know I gave him one, like, years ago when I first moved in and I mean he should give it back to you. If you’re asking for it back and there’s no damages and all that stuff, which I’m sure there’s not. However I think I owe him a couple hundred bucks in general so I’m not, I’m hoping he’s not asking me for the rest of the rent and I’m not asking him for the rest of the security deposit back, if that makes sense. Yea so if you gave him one, he owes it to you when you move out. Alright? Talk to you later.

Hey mama it’s me. I’m just calling you to let you know that we leaving now. Okay? Um, I love you, and I gonna try to give you a call later on if I can. If I not, you know I love you and I will talk to you when I get a chance, okay? Love you, talk to you later. Bye.

Hey Tracey, its Kristie…hiiiiiiiiigh. Um, give me a call when you get this message I sent you an e-mail and a couple of texts regarding Juan Jose. He danced with you at the wedding and he was really taken by you I’m trying to be neutral but um, right.. you’re not on Facebook so he can’t really contact you on his own. And I have your number but I don’t want to really give it to him without your consent. So call me, text me, and e-mail me let me know if it’s okay. Okay babe, take care. And. Congratulations on your grad school acceptance. That’s an awesome university. Can’t wait to talk to you more about that. Bye!

Hi Tracey Good Morning. When you called me the other day I was doing some catering at Tarrytown. I guess I’m just trying to return your call, and give me a call so we chat later on, alright? Have a blessed day. Thank you.

Tracitaaaa! I just saw you called. I’m getting my nails done so I didn’t have my phone handy but call me back okay I said hiii Tracey! Alright call me, I just got here. Alright.

Hi. Um (clears throat) just calling to say hello. Um haven’t spoken to you in a while. Calling to see how you’re doing. Hope all is well. Okay. Bye.

Voicemails I Don’t Delete

9 thoughts on “Voicemails I Don’t Delete

  1. Ms. Nikks says:

    Lol I was hearing all kinds of voices and accents in my head (I’m really not crazy) as I read this post lol.

  2. I was living in a building once and it was sold. So then a few months after that I moved out. When I went to get my security deposit they didn’t have it on record what I paid. And I couldn’t remember. They gave me a whole bunch of money back. Lol. I’m pretty sure it was too much but since neither of us had any record of the original amount……:-)

    I only check my voice mails once a week, is that weird?

    1. I don’t think so, considering I do the same. People that know me, know not to leave a voicemail… they shoot me a text for a direct response. Now that I’m looking for work I check more often though, like every 2-3 days.

      1. Keep track of how long it takes your landlord to return your deposit. In most States a landlord has to return a security deposit within 30 days of the renter moving out. And if they don’t you can take the landlord to small claims court and collect the deposit plus a penalty. Which can be up to three times the amount of the deposit.

        I know all that because I watch The People’s Court. Lol

  3. Yes, he kindly informed me he has up to 30 days. I didn’t think that was true. Thanks for verifying.
    The problem is that I need that money, like NEED it. I’m calling him tomorrow to harass him because he told me he would mail the check in 2 weeks. We would be going into the 3rd week tomorrow. And like I mentioned, I really need it.

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