
I do not know HOW I am going to be able to find my car in a parking lot now.
Although I did keep the weeping and wailing to my inside, I do think that I might have gnashed my teeth a bit when they took my New York title from me and said they'd send me a new Utah one. I just don't think that was necessary.
It occurs to me that in the four months I have owned this car, it has had three different license plates. Four if you count the one from the previous owner that I drove it home in. And in the 13 years I've been a licensed driver, I have lived in 8 states and gotten licenses in 4 of them. This is the first time I've gotten a new license before the old one expired. And while I was/am super sad to sever these ties with New York, I remind myself that I will be saving several thousand dollars if I do decide to go to the U of U or if the police ever discovered my registration was null and void. C'est le vie.
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I actually shed a tear (or sadness) in the Utah DMV when I got the Utah license.I UNDERSTAND!!!
Let's hope you can figure out another way to find your car in the parking lot. I don't want to hear about your car getting stolen AGAIN!!
How are you? We miss you in NYC, esp at the Temple.
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