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Laziness Enjoyed
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kent4str had an abbreviated day at the office but my employer was closed. So what did I do with my exciting additional day of leisure? I went to the MVA with cuyahogarvr!In fact, the pair of us along with his youngest offspring spent a calm hour waiting in line with enough people to populate a small country, turning in his Ohio driver's license to obtain a fresh, new Maryland one. It was somewhat more exciting than it sounds, largely because of the sudden-death thrill of attempting to get into & out of the building unscathed: it appears that the very worst drivers in the entire state are clustered in the 100 meters immediately surrounding the MVA building. These included people who drifted through stop signs, ignored pedestrian crossings, drove while chatting on their cell phone, didn't stay in their lane, didn't use turn signals and a host of other minor ills. If a squad of traffic cops had been on-hand, the state could have made billions off the fines.
After a tex-mex lunch --the daughter is as gluten-intolerant as
kent4str... how do these genes keep re-appearing?-- we made a couple of quick stops for minor household goods and headed for home. I alternated between reading and brief naps; I have no idea what the others were doing since, well, I was reading or napping.
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Calm yourselves! You'll do yourself an injury! Think of the children, er, child!
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