'Objects In Space'
Off-topic discussion. Wanna talk about corsets, flaming otters, or physics? This is the place. Detailed discussion of any current-season TV must be whitefonted.
I love the saturday posts about house issues, curtains, people fixin' stuff! It's happymaking.
I love taxes! With turbo tax, it's like being paid to take a quiz!
bon, this made me laugh so hard! It's fantastic. I wish I had all my W2s, but I only have my parttime job ones. I have a lot of jobs. Esp. for someone who works full time.
bon bon, can you google the names and see if there is a new address? And if not, then just write "no longer at this address" on the envelope and put them back in the post. They should be returned to sender then.
before I return her to HecWhy would you do this?
What the hell? First of all, why would I get TWO W2s from two different people who no longer live at this address-- wouldn't the PO be careful about forwarding that stuff?!-- and second, what do I do with these?
If you have their forwarding address, I'd write it on there and give it back to the mail carrier or drop it in a mailbox. If not, I think I'd write "return to sender" and "not at this address" and give it back to the mail carrier or drop it in a mailbox.
Ack! Small annoying biting blackish ants in basement. Send help. And boric acid.
I think it's the same type that are in my yard, and suspect they've come to hide under my laundry through the basement drain. Hate them. And now my arm hurts.
Oh thank GOD. I'm not going to this jackass party tonight, but may get drinks with a couple of other friends instead. Jackass party = "cohosted" by a girl I know, at someone else's house, literally 100+ yesses on the evite, none of whom I know, $5 cover charge, located in Brooklyn and only accessible by jackass trains this weekend. Seriously?
And if not, then just write "no longer at this address" on the envelope and put them back in the post. They should be returned to sender then.
If not, I think I'd write "return to sender" and "not at this address" and give it back to the mail carrier or drop it in a mailbox.
Thanks guys! It's dumb not to know how to deal with returning mail, but I had no idea if you could do that anymore.
Okay. NO. That's crazy, Jesse. No Jackhole party for you.
I'm watching a PBS show and it mentioned the Fantasyland Hotel which is in a MALL with a waterpark, ice rink, and roller coaster inside.
I'm strangely enchanted by this idea.
So I'm applying for a librarian job at the CBC, where I recently applied for a similar position, that I had an interview for, but didn't get. Do you think I have to make major changes to my cover letter, if it got me an interview the first time, or will the HR people look at it and say, "It's the same letter! How lazy!"
Send help. And boric acid.t harnesses 20 Mule Team Borax
t sends north
Portland is going to mean fleas, isn't it? Damn.
Thanks guys! It's dumb not to know how to deal with returning mail, but I had no idea if you could do that anymore.Nah. Not dumb. I don't live in a big city, but I don't have that rural (or what I think of as rural) sort of mail service where I can raise a flag on the box, and have the mail carrier take my outgoing mail.
When I've gotten the wrong person's mail, I've just written on the envelope and left it sticking out of my mail box, and either my mail carrier or the letter fairies have taken it away. That's at a single family house, though. I'm imagining you live in a big apartment building with those little locked boxes, and I don't know what you'd do either (save hauling your cookies to the post office) except stick it a U.S. mailbox. It's tricksy.