Happy Birthday, Shinta|hikari!

[shinta|hikari]

Thanks guys! I don't have any interesting stories to tell this time.

Or so I thought.

Today, the day after my birthday (making me think I'm safe), I went to the driver licensing center to apply for a license. I drove there using my home country license, which might not even be valid if you are living within the state for a certain period already. I passed the test quite easily, which made it awkward when the person behind me in line started griping about how difficult it is after failing it for 2 weeks now despite showing up daily to take it. Another person in line disagreed with her, saying that it was just ok. I asked what question did the test terminate (because it automatically ends when you hit 80% correct), and she said, "What? I got to all 40 questions before I passed." This means that she barely passed, and one more error would have caused her to fail. I just gave her a polite smile and said, "Well, the numbers are hard." They really were, just not enough to warrant barely passing or failing.

I actually made 4 mistakes in the test, but that was mostly due to me having a high fever and resisting the urge to shit while taking the exam.

I went back to my car and drove back to work. While I was distracted about about apologizing in this thread for not having any interesting stories to share, I went over the speed limit and got pulled over. I'm not even sure if I was driving legally at this point, so I was nervous as hell.

The officer came over and asked me to get out and then put me in handcuffs. He said I was under arrest for driving without proper documents. I tried to argue my way out of it, but he wouldn't listen. I got thrown into the back of the police car.

Then I woke up. It was a dream. Which was kinda lame.

Until everything else happened almost exactly the same way except for me being caught speeding. And that was because I was extra careful after receiving a dream warning. The police car came up from behind me and chased someone else.

Uh, I... am still a skeptic.