I've had a busy few days while David was away at the MWSOT conference this week:
1) I figured out where the closest real post office was, went there, and sent out a package
2) I was fingerprinted and my application sent off to the Arizona Department of Public Safety for a background check and creation of an IVP card - once I get said card, I can then get my substitute teaching certificate which is needed for a few jobs.
3) I wrote out a curriculum vitae to use for job applications in addition to editing my resume - different jobs require different materials and I want every advantage.
4) Thesis editing is going well - I have 1 book left from the university library to read and a small list of things to get from the library during my next visit.
5) I have health insurance again - after multiple attempts on multiple days, the BYU health plan office decided to answer their phone and my questions. Now I just need to call the insurance company to get a provider down in Tucson.
I've also learned where a few things are in Tucson, including an offshoot MVD (moter vehicles department as it is known here, not DMV) office where there are no lines! The only reason to deal with them is for the car since the driver's license won't expire until 2051. For my friends in other states, that is not a typo on the date.
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