RawDog33
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It was a freak accident, but it definitely left me in a bad spot. It was during one of those wild mid-western summertime storms, and quite frankly, I considered myself lucky to be alive. The big old oak tree in the front yard had apparently been rotting from the inside for years, and this particular storm finally did it in, and it fell right into the middle of the house I had been renting with my three roommates for the past two years, since our senior year in college.
It had missed my room by only a couple of feet. Most of my stuff was destroyed or ruined by the sudden onslaught of rain into the house, but I managed to make it out to my car with a few of my most prized possessions, like my Gibson SG guitar and Marshall amplifier, my ipad, my stash of cash, and my backpack full of... personal effects.
As it turned out, the landlord wasn’t exactly legally supposed to be renting out that house, and the insurance company refused to put us up in a hotel, and the four of us were on our own as far as accomodation was concerned.
I made a few phone calls but couldn’t find a good spot. Most of my good friends from college had moved away after graduation or had shacked up with their girlfriend, and soon I realized I was left with just one option: my little sister, who was a junior at the same university, and her own little apartment in the college-town “downtown”, situated above a run-down dive bar.
I called her up. It was the middle of the night, and still raining like crazy. “Hey, sis... I need some help...”
It had missed my room by only a couple of feet. Most of my stuff was destroyed or ruined by the sudden onslaught of rain into the house, but I managed to make it out to my car with a few of my most prized possessions, like my Gibson SG guitar and Marshall amplifier, my ipad, my stash of cash, and my backpack full of... personal effects.
As it turned out, the landlord wasn’t exactly legally supposed to be renting out that house, and the insurance company refused to put us up in a hotel, and the four of us were on our own as far as accomodation was concerned.
I made a few phone calls but couldn’t find a good spot. Most of my good friends from college had moved away after graduation or had shacked up with their girlfriend, and soon I realized I was left with just one option: my little sister, who was a junior at the same university, and her own little apartment in the college-town “downtown”, situated above a run-down dive bar.
I called her up. It was the middle of the night, and still raining like crazy. “Hey, sis... I need some help...”