Heidi Wordhouse-Dykema

Going to the DMV?
Consider bringing a compact folding lawnchair, or one of those camping
sit-upon-tripods. Then all you need is a good book (not *too* good as
you'll need to remember you're in line!) and maybe some water or
juice. You're set!

I can guarantee that you'll be the envy of everyone else in line.
...and it makes the waiting so much nicer.
HeidiWD

[email protected]

Even better, at least in California, you can go online and make an
appointment, and avoid the whole waiting-in-line-thing!

Dar
On Thu, 24 Jun 2004 08:58:49 -0700 Heidi Wordhouse-Dykema
<heidi@...> writes:
> Going to the DMV?
> Consider bringing a compact folding lawnchair, or one of those camping
> sit-upon-tripods. Then all you need is a good book (not *too* good as
> you'll need to remember you're in line!) and maybe some water or
> juice. You're set!
>
> I can guarantee that you'll be the envy of everyone else in line.
> ...and it makes the waiting so much nicer.
> HeidiWD

semperliberi

Strangely enough, I recently had the odd experience of telling a DMV worker
what a great job they're doing. We got a new DMV a few years ago, and in
the several times I've been there for various vehicles and family members,
they've been fast, friendly and efficient. It's actually kinda frightening.
Grrr... I just hate having to admit they did well. <G>

Vicki
'*~'**'~*''*~'**'~*''*~'**'~*'
"...it is necessary to the happiness of man that he be
mentally faithful tohimself. Infidelity does not consist
in believing or disbelieving; it consists in profession to
believe what he does not believe." - Thomas Paine
'*~'**'~*''*~'**'~*''*~'**'~*'