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onsdag 19. januar 2011

Jeg sendte en ny e-post til the Landlord

Gmail - Rent Statement

Erik Ribsskog
<eribsskog@gmail.com>

Rent Statement

Erik Ribsskog
<eribsskog@gmail.com>

Wed, Jan 19, 2011 at 11:49 AM

To:
KieronGrimes@tjthomas.co.uk

Hi again,

if you see the young woman/girl in the gold-frame, in one of the pictures.

Mary Eva Carla Fog, she was after Løvenbalk, who was after Plantagenet, if I'm not mistaking.

I don't really want to sell these things, because it's also after Adeler, a famous Norwegian/Dutch noble-line.

So that's why I'd rather do this properly, and not sell these things, (if I can avoid it), because it's almost historical things, some of it I think.

I've lost control on my things in Norway, that I put at City Self Storage, in 2004, in Oslo.

The silver-cup with the lion on, in the last picture is/was there, with my machine gun from the home defenece secundary conscription service, etc.

I don't want to lose control on this inheritance.

My sofas here, from 2006, are a bit worn now.

So I've said to my relatives in Norway, that I can have the furniture from the royals/nobles here.

So I'll try to get them to send that.

And my grandmother also had some kind of insurance.

So I'm going to get a lot of money, I think.

But my relatives are so slow.

My grandmother died in the sumer of 2009.

Its my uncle Martin Ribsskog and aunt Ellen Ribsskog Savoldelli, who got the responsibility of sharing the inheritance, from the court in Larvik.

But they are hippies, and Ellen is in the Steiner-shool-'movement'.

I don't why they mess so much with this.

Sorry about this!

Yours sincerely,

Erik Ribsskog

---------- Forwarded message ----------

From: Erik Ribsskog <eribsskog@gmail.com>
Date: Wed, Jan 19, 2011 at 11:25 AM
Subject: Re: Rent Statement
To: Kieron Grimes <KieronGrimes@tjthomas.co.uk>

Hi Mr. Grimes,

sorry that I was one day late with the rent yesterday, (and that I paid a bit to litle).

I was on a course, you see, in CV-writing.

So now I think I'll get a top-job soon.

I'm on Ladders and have an income-potential, on more than £50.000 a year, so the arrears aren't much money to me.

So please don't worry, I promise you'll get the arrears.

I'm also in conflict with my family in Norway, about the inheritance after my grand-mother, who was of noble/royal background, and owned paintings from the castle Højriis, in Denmark, and furniture in baroc-style, after a baron.

I enclose the photograps of her furniture and paintings.

My mother died in 1999, so I'm supposed to get around 1/9 of the inheritance, since my grand-mother had three children, and also my mother had three children.

I appriciate your help very much, with that I've been allowed to live here even if I've had problems with my relatives in Norway, (who just lie etc., my grandmother died one and a half year ago, and no documents have been sent me or anything. My relatives in Norway are horrible, I think I have to say. I'm sorry about this).

I also wonder a bit about the access to the bin-store, by the Lady of Mann restaurant, where I'm supposed to throw my garbage.

Is it really open 24 hours, like you tell me?

I seem to have noticed, that they close the gates to the court-yard, (where the bin-store is), at 11 pm.

Have you got any comments about this?

One have to store garbage in the appartment sometimes, since the courtyard is packed with drunk people, customers of the restaurant Lady of Mann and Rigbys pub.

Also the lamp on my bath-room, hasn't been fixed, (even if it's long time since I complained).

But the bath-room lamp, I can fix with duct-tape.

I understand it if it isn't fun if I compain about bath-room lamps and things like that, when I have this much arrears.

Sorry about the problems again!

Yours sincerely,

Erik Ribsskog

On Wed, Jan 19, 2011 at 9:41 AM, Kieron Grimes <KieronGrimes@tjthomas.co.uk> wrote:

RENT ARREARS.

It is essential that your rent account is brought up to date as a matter of urgency.

Failure to make payment against your arrears will result in legal action being taken to recover all debt and take possession of the property.