No movement yet on the job front
I just got off the phone with one of the job rehab agents who had been assigned to me. I say "had" because he told me he no longer works for the company. He took down my number and said he'd contact the other agent.
In 102 days, I will either be having fun at Furry Fiesta or feeling sad at home wishing I could have gone.
I hate when the auto-pay for my bills happens the day before my paycheck is deposited. At least I'll have the paycheck money available (some of it, anyway) for end-of-month bills.
My new cell phone arrived this afternoon. My old phone (on the left) had gotten a lot of wear since I got it in 2006, when I still lived with my parents. In the condo where I currently live, I couldn't get a decent signal on the phone. Hopefully the service I'm switching to will have better reception.
The operator I spoke with said it would take 2-4 days to transfer my current cell number from my old provider to the new one. She also said she would see if the promo code I forgot to enter during the sign-up process could still be applied. The code would take 40% off my bill for the first 12 months and pay any cancellation fees from my old provider up to $350.
In 102 days, I will either be having fun at Furry Fiesta or feeling sad at home wishing I could have gone.
I hate when the auto-pay for my bills happens the day before my paycheck is deposited. At least I'll have the paycheck money available (some of it, anyway) for end-of-month bills.
My new cell phone arrived this afternoon. My old phone (on the left) had gotten a lot of wear since I got it in 2006, when I still lived with my parents. In the condo where I currently live, I couldn't get a decent signal on the phone. Hopefully the service I'm switching to will have better reception.
The operator I spoke with said it would take 2-4 days to transfer my current cell number from my old provider to the new one. She also said she would see if the promo code I forgot to enter during the sign-up process could still be applied. The code would take 40% off my bill for the first 12 months and pay any cancellation fees from my old provider up to $350.