Adrift atop a sea of paperwork

[snapdragon76]

Argh! I've spent most of the day yesterday trying to find my Social Security card only to discover it's probably in storage somewhere. Apparently I need it for my W-2 form for my soon-to-be job. Since I've memorized my SSN ever since I was in college and you're not supposed to carry it with you for risk of identity theft, I don't keep track of it (though I probably should). I mean, if it's just the number they need, I can just give it to them, but they probably need it for their records or something. I contacted my former employer via e-mail (and will phone again soon). Hopefully I haven't screwed myself.

And I was able to get my background to show up again. Finally.


*thinks* Well, I think that's about it. Watched Lost last night. Was bewildered through most of it. It has the tendency to do that to me.

Trivia of the day: In Breton, Alabama, there is a law on the town's books against riding down the street in a motorboat.<--D'wah?

Comments

I don't like Lost.........

[dracschick.livejournal.com]

I think Abrams makes things up as he goes along. That's what bothered me with "Alias" too.

[snapdragon76.livejournal.com]

*shrugs* It's a mater of opinion, I suppose. I like the whole mysterious happenings and secrecy kind of thing. You get to see many layers open up, which then raises even more questions. I suppose it can drive some people crazy, but not me.

And I think they have a basic idea of what's going to happen beforehand. I doubt they completely make it up on the fly. It's all interconnected, but you don't see the connections until much later usually.