Feel better, Liv. And don't make Cash break out the Mommy Juice Boxes.
IOW, I'm not about to laugh at you.
Nah, I am used to it. My dad was both amused and kinda offended when I told him. Something about the fact I'd done some driving (of the race-y vroom kind) schooling and then failed my test.
The written is barely about driving, it's about little rules. But now I know that the default speed limit in a business zone is lower than the default residential... Oh, and if I hit a bear, I have to report it to the police.
They also did two pictures because the lady didn't like the first one. The paper printed out with a bar code and picture and everything. Actual came in the mail a few days later. Barring flunking the test the first time and wanting to whither from the embarrassment, easy peasy.
MA didn't require me to take the written.
We just had dinner, and my anxiety attack seems to be calming down, so maybe I don't need a new day after all.
In NC, everyone has to take the written, and it's a constant refrain from new arrivals that they (a) failed the first time and (b) didn't think you'd have to study for such a thing once you'd been driving for a while. IOW, I'm not about to laugh at you.
Ack. So then what do they do with all the abandoned cars in the lot?
(I knew someone who failed the driving portion for some stupid thing when changing states - at the time in WI you had to retake both - and since they'd already taken her Illinois license her husband had to come pick her up, drive her home, and then come back for the other car since she was no longer licensed anywhere. Yikes.)
Yeah, I'm glad I didn't have to take a written test here in WA! But I was very surprised they gave me a paper license and then mailed me the real one. In DC (which I tend to think of as being kinda backward, for some reason) they give it to you right then. In Virginia, too, I think.
Raq, sounds like they're desperate--can't you just say "Sure--promise us our deposit AND the half month rent, you pay for the cleaning, and you've got a deal, keys are yours" They may go for it if they're desperate for the tenant they've got in hand to be happy. Your stuff is out, right? It's just a matter of getting the place cleaned?
Ah. Am home with cat, husband, and TiVo. We picked basil from the garden and made pesto. So satisfying.
Suzi, in Colorado they do make your license while you wait. And as a bonus, you can renew in the future online (with the same old picture.)
I renewed online for several years. The next time I renewed after 9/11, I had to go in person and they made me get a new photo.
Oh Raq, what a mess!
Cash, I'm glad to hear Liv is doing better. I hope Owen stays healthy.
According to Phoebe on Friends, lobsters mate for life. Thus, when you've found the person you want to be with for life, you've found your lobster. (Actually, it turns out, lobsters don't mate for life.)
OTOH, shingleback lizards do mate for life. [link] So feel free to search for your shingleback.
You've already been through the worst part, the moving out on short notice, so I see no downside to being a hardass now.
