Marjorie Getz
  • Marjorie Getz's web site about her dealings in the Maine court system, (and federal Bankruptcy Law) with Liz McCusker. Stephen McCusker, and other issues surrounding the efficacy of the judicial system
  • Defamation by Elizabeth A. Mccusker and Stephen R. Mccusker
    • Liz & Steve McCusker's Defamation and the fake facebook they created called "Jack Hill"
    • Liz McCusker poses as "Jack Hill"
    • Liz and Steve McCusker's statements, in case you are wondering why they got sued and lost
  • lynn marcisso and travel
  • For those who doubt: Take a look at how the McCuskers left their home [slideshow]
  • The Cook's Corner---back by popular demand!
  • Bankruptcy law help: That pesky little thing called the "2004 Exam"
  • Cool videos of stuff I've been doing
  • What Steve's siblings say about Liz:
  • Osterman Propane and Downeast Energy: Don't do business with these companies
    • These companies are totally unreponsive
    • Steve and Liz McCusker and responsibility (somebody suggested it's anoesis)
    • Downeast Energy strikes again----either that or steve does
    • Downeast Energy in Maine: Don't do business with them!
    • Downeast Energy in Maine----Don't do business with them if you value privacy!
  • Stuff Steve and Liz Mccusker told me (and others) at random times
    • More Steve McCusker prevarications
    • Cringe-worthy grammar: A brief lesson in pronouns
    • Steve says he doesn't like to spend time on the internet, so i seriously doubt his wife has mentioned this page!
    • Liz McCusker revises history yet again
    • New testimony by two new interesting sources
    • Recent reviews of the court records
    • How is it that the McCuskers have those brass bells on their doorknob at Whipporwill?
  • If I'm such a horrible person, why am I always Steve Mccusker's go-to person when he needs help?
  • Yeesh
  • Specific details of the McCusker bankruptcy,
    • Bankruptcy fun, including the jewelry for Steve McCusker's Mistress
    • Income inequality and Bankruptcy Law
  • Steve McCusker's ring for his mistress
  • Much McCusker background
    • From a fellow Roger Bill person Liz McCusker calls a "best friend"
    • What a marriage is built upon
    • Today's laugh: The "P.I." idiocy
    • Visiting Steve in his condo-----a story of friendship
    • Anniversary of Steve McCusker's move back "home"
    • Ed Walsh's legacy/Steve McCusker takes money from his son
    • How difficult it must be: To fail with your child while a cousin excels
    • Stephen and Elizabeth Mccusker's lies: The Antigua Saga
    • Does she mean to lie, or is it wishful thinking?: Liz McCusker attempts once again to change history
  • Today's Quote:
  • Today's Photo
  • Contact
  • updated (almost) daily! New Stuff from The Cook's Corner
  • The Blog-ish
    • Hey Liz Mccusker---a short lesson in grammar
    • No excuse for not having a job these days if you are having trouble paying your bills
    • Cruel children and idiot parents
    • Strange photos by Liz McCusker
    • Just fun stuff >
      • Construction zones finished at last!
    • Internet stuff >
      • Have you ever googled yourself? It's laughable
      • The Facebook Idiocy
      • Liz Mccusker's geniusness strikes again----more Facebook lunacy >
        • Letter Steve McCusker didn't write
  • Facebook creepiness
  • more cool photos
  • How we are doing with COVID19
  • Liz McCusker statements
    • Liz McCusker's nonsense about buying properties
    • What the heck did I do to liz mccusker to deserve this?
    • "My mind is made up, don't confuse me with the facts"
    • Liz McCusker: "Don't want to brag, but I grew up on the West End"
  • Maine Court Issues:
    • New information on neutral crowley
    • Were Judge Crowley's actions and questions appropriate?
    • Negotiation, Mediation, and the Maine ADR
    • Maine District Court and the PFH process
    • Maine Courts don't work for resolving payment issues
  • Musings
    • Feast of Stephen
    • For the courtesy-challenged----and you know who you are
    • I got the nicest compliment today
    • If you tell someone something, and they don't do it......
    • Well, at least it keeps our web site visitor-numbers up
    • Middle Class or Middle Income?
    • There's some kind of thing called "Dump Cakes" and "Dump Dinners"
    • Everett Ave area-----I love it when this happens
  • Updated 12/26/20 Liz McCusker and her lack of understanding the law about Facebook

Here are a few basic principles that will get you through your day-----this is for two specific readers, but applies to us all:

 1.  Step outside to answer calls.  This should go without saying.  The rest of us aren’t interested in hearing your conversation, fascinating though I'm sure your life is. 

2.  Hand write thank you notes.   Somebody took the time---and spent their hard-earned money---- to pick out a present for you, or make you dinner, or help you out in other ways.  And you can’t take the time to actually write them a letter, but instead spend one minute emailing them?  I remember once getting an extremely expensive and rare wine for the brother of my boyfriend.  Something the guy wanted, but could neither afford nor find himself.  He send me a snide email note as a thank you!   He thought he was being funny.

3.  Put your phone away during meals.  There is nothing sadder than watching two people at a table, not paying attention to the person near them but instead with their faces in their screens.  I feel so sorry for people like that. They must really hate the person they’re with. 

4.  Be on time.  When you are late, you are announcing to others, “My time is more important than yours”.  It isn’t. 

5.  Ask permission to use someone’s first name.  Never, ever address someone by their first name without being invited to do so.  Always use the honourific until the person says, “Oh please, call me Ishmael”.  It’s particularly offensive when younger people use an older person’s first name-----this happens in stores a lot after one hands over one’s credit card.  The clerk thinks she is being friendly, but it makes older people cringe. 

6.  Reach out to people who are grieving.  WRITE a letter------don’t send one of those loathsome “sympathy” cards.  Don’t say, “If there’s anything I can do….”  ….instead, do something.  Bring a meal, help give rides to the airport….something.  And if it’s a close friend, just be there, physically and spiritually. 

7.  Let other people off the elevator before you get on.  I don’t know what makes this one so hard.  Maybe because people have their faces in their phones? 

8.  Teach your kids manners and lead by example.  For some reason this one seems to be hard too.  Maybe because people are so concerned with their children being number 1?  It’s much more important that they learn to operate cooperatively in society, and that means MANNERS.   Manners and etiquette are NOT about which fork to use (though that's also a good life-skill).  Manners and etiquette ARE ABOUT ACKNOWLEDGING OTHER PEOPLE IN THE WORLD and cooperating so that the world is a better place to live.

9.  Help someone who’s struggling.  Pull that bag off the baggage carousel for the elderly man who is having a hard time doing so.  Let the person with the cane ahead of you in the grocery line----it’s painful for her to stand.

10.  Learn to say you’re sorry-----be the bigger person. 
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For some reason this last one seems to be the hardest of all for certain people.