Okay, technically I'm a new Washingtonian (state), but I still count my 12 years back in DC as being a "Washingtonian" too. Yesterday I *finally* was able to get my car title transferred and now have Washington license plates. It was the longest transfer process I've ever had to endure but it's finally done. (Yay!)
Unlike my last visit to the vehicle title office, when I was able to wait outside until right before my number was called, I was so afraid that they'd lock the door on me, I waited inside the office. (I arrived barely a half hour before they closed). It was a small office but there were two people sitting on the other side of the wall from me (maybe 15' away) who kept tapping their shoes on the linoleum floor. Thank goodness I had a pair of earplugs in my purse and a clear view of the number counter otherwise they would've driven me crazy!
Luckily I was done within 15 minutes of first hearing them tapping too. Of course, going home to a bird whining every five seconds while vying for my attention was a trigger I didn't need after the DMV annoyance, but once I finished unpacking a few more boxes, I was able to take him out of his cage and put him on my shoulder, and he quieted down. (I'm sure I'm going to have to deal with him doing that again as soon as I get home tonight. Oh well...)
Unlike my last visit to the vehicle title office, when I was able to wait outside until right before my number was called, I was so afraid that they'd lock the door on me, I waited inside the office. (I arrived barely a half hour before they closed). It was a small office but there were two people sitting on the other side of the wall from me (maybe 15' away) who kept tapping their shoes on the linoleum floor. Thank goodness I had a pair of earplugs in my purse and a clear view of the number counter otherwise they would've driven me crazy!
Luckily I was done within 15 minutes of first hearing them tapping too. Of course, going home to a bird whining every five seconds while vying for my attention was a trigger I didn't need after the DMV annoyance, but once I finished unpacking a few more boxes, I was able to take him out of his cage and put him on my shoulder, and he quieted down. (I'm sure I'm going to have to deal with him doing that again as soon as I get home tonight. Oh well...)
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