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Jan. 2nd, 2008 11:19 amI have court date today. It was originally slated for 8am, or at least that's what I remember from the ticket. (Expired tag.) The last time I had this problem, I just brought the receipt for the tag and the judge dismissed the case. So I was having minor panic attack when I realized last night I didn't know where my receipt for the tag was. The only thing I remembered was that it was slated for 8am- or so I thought.
I set the alarm for 7. The court building is right down the street. I hit more times that I care admit. Being that most of last night was spent having a minor freak out I think got about 4 hours of sleep. So at 7.42 I walk out of the apartment realizing just how self destructive I can be, doubly depressed at the notion that unlike other people I know, my self destructive side isn't even fun. At least drug addicts have a good time killing themselves.
I digress.
First off, if you haven't been outside, it is nipple twisting cold out there. Secondly, it takes ten minutes to get to the recorders court from my apartment. Add in the time to convince myself I knew where it was, and you have 8.10. Fortunately I was saved by the fact that either my memory or the information on the ticket was inaccurate. They opened at 8.30, and my receipt somehow materialized in my front seat.
So I went to BK, grabbed breakfast and waited until 8.30. Political commentary aside, what the fuck? No one knew where we going. "Ticket? Sit there. Code Enforcement? Upstairs. Oh wait, you upstairs." I was feeling smart so it only took me 15 minutes to go to the information window.
My court time was 2pm. I went home and went to sleep.
In completely unrelated news, I was awoken by a phone call. It was a job offer. Data entry, with some grunt work for more money than I was making at any of my other jobs. Regular hours are 2pm-10pm which means any social activity I engage in will be either late at night or lunch, but I'm kind of okay with that.
So, I think this is what optimism feels like. Assuming I dodge the expired tag bullet, this is a good day.
Now, I just need to figure out the whole issue of where I'm living in February.
I set the alarm for 7. The court building is right down the street. I hit more times that I care admit. Being that most of last night was spent having a minor freak out I think got about 4 hours of sleep. So at 7.42 I walk out of the apartment realizing just how self destructive I can be, doubly depressed at the notion that unlike other people I know, my self destructive side isn't even fun. At least drug addicts have a good time killing themselves.
I digress.
First off, if you haven't been outside, it is nipple twisting cold out there. Secondly, it takes ten minutes to get to the recorders court from my apartment. Add in the time to convince myself I knew where it was, and you have 8.10. Fortunately I was saved by the fact that either my memory or the information on the ticket was inaccurate. They opened at 8.30, and my receipt somehow materialized in my front seat.
So I went to BK, grabbed breakfast and waited until 8.30. Political commentary aside, what the fuck? No one knew where we going. "Ticket? Sit there. Code Enforcement? Upstairs. Oh wait, you upstairs." I was feeling smart so it only took me 15 minutes to go to the information window.
My court time was 2pm. I went home and went to sleep.
In completely unrelated news, I was awoken by a phone call. It was a job offer. Data entry, with some grunt work for more money than I was making at any of my other jobs. Regular hours are 2pm-10pm which means any social activity I engage in will be either late at night or lunch, but I'm kind of okay with that.
So, I think this is what optimism feels like. Assuming I dodge the expired tag bullet, this is a good day.
Now, I just need to figure out the whole issue of where I'm living in February.