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At least I'm not the only one who's ever done that.Left the top kitchen cabinet door open, bent down to pick up a paper towel I dropped, raised up and slammed my head into the corner of the door. No blood but lots of pain and invective. Bad Karma day. Should have stayed in bed.
DMV never changes no matter what state you live in. Yee hah!!!!!!Tried to set up an appointment with the DMV (Department of Motor Vehicles) online. Round and round we went.
Same thing happened to me when I joined the Navy. My last name sounds like the abbreviation of a common female first name, and my first name is a common surname. Naturally, somewhere between my recruiter and boot camp some unknown functionary "corrected" the apparent error, and in the harsh hurry-up of check-in night, I was accused of falsifying documents when I filled out paperwork. I was handed up the senior enlisted chain of command at the processing hall until they woke the Command Duty Officer, and I wound up maintaining to an exhausted, irate Commander that, yes, the Navy had my name wrong, while the rest of my company-to-be stood at attention "nuts-to-butts" wondering if they would see any rack time before 0530 reveille, and cursing my sorry ass. Needless to say all my civilian clothing, wallet, driver's license, etc had already been taken away and bundled up for shipment home, so I had no documentation to back me up. The feeling of helplessness is profound.My wife spent most of the spring trying to renew her license, but because they had entered her name wrong into their database at some point they kept rejecting her application. Pretty appalling, trying to prove you exist to a government agency. We finally had to provide every document ever created for her before they corrected the error.
Would that be where the light don't shine?Just found out I have to work nights all next week I guess working nights for 4 months this last summer didn't count for anything. If I'm ever asked to 'Volunteer" to work nights like I have been and have done in the past I'm going to tell them where they can shove it.
Bought a trailer at Harbor Freight last year, but didn't get it assembled until last spring.Tried to set up an appointment with the DMV (Department of Motor Vehicles) online. Round and round we went.
Our infection and fatality rates have spiked way higher than their springtime peaks, but we're still only in "partial" rather than "hard" lockdown, and the Governor says to expect this to continue until we reach 85% vaccination rate, probably next September. We have had the lowest infection rates in the eastern US, consequently low on the priority list for vaccine distribution. Our Public Health Commissioner says vaccine or no vaccine, seniors should plan on a lockdown lifestyle for the rest of our lives.People really needed to go shopping on Black Friday with the whole family, nice and cozy, with the result that Covid numbers doubled and we will now be in total lockdown until half of January.
It is not black friday only. How about the schools? Our precious little super spreaders. Or how about the building industrie? Guys working very close together. Spending lunch coffee etc on a small warmed unit? Airports not closed for personal travels, open borders for tourists. Perhaps economics above public safety. Anyway there are much more reasons then only the public from the hurd in the street. Thats a part of the problem, but in my opinion, far from the whole picture.People really needed to go shopping on Black Friday with the whole family, nice and cozy, with the result that Covid numbers doubled and we will now be in total lockdown until half of January.