I scored 4 on the APUSH test, my father attended, my grandfather was a professor, and I want to study international affairs/military history.
My father passed away my freshman year after a battle with cancer and I know my GPA isn’t great although it is improving. All As, A+, Bs last year including in chemistry and physics. Goal is to work for the DoD, CIA, military think tank or the like.
3.5 GPA freshman year, 3.6 sophomore, 3.8 junior. four AP classes with scores of 4, two other Honors classes. SAT only 1250 but I’m taking ACT in the fall as well.
My father passed away at the end of my freshman year after a horrible seven month cancer fight. I am a male with over ten years of dance experience, primarily ballet and modern. I have danced lead roles and gotten scholarships to dance intensives.
Title sort of says it all. My neighbor, whom I have barely spoken to (but always cordially) had a ton of trees removed a few weeks ago. This afternoon I got a bill emailed to me… just with his name as the header and then an “invoice like” style with tree and stump removal and a cost (over 1k) and a deadline.
I replied with shock although I was pretty calm, more along the lines of “What are you talking about? I never agreed to take down trees or pay for them” and then sent another email with some quick legal stuff saying I wasn’t liable. He immediately got nasty, trying to insist that he’d tried to contact me and I’d ignored him (he sent an email months ago saying he was having tree work done if I wanted to discuss; two sentences - nothing about taking down MY trees) and is trying to gaslight me into believing his email clearly meant he wanted to discuss taking down my trees.
I told him I wasn’t paying and said I’d contact insurance and see what I was liable for (he claimed a tree had fallen onto his yard - honestly I didn’t see it, and I don’t know if he has pictures. The trees in that area were all pretty small though) and to stop contacting me.
I really don‘t care about suing him - like I said, I thought the trees were his anyway - but there’s no way I’m liable for anything, right?