paranoia, or three directions of limbo
Jun. 12th, 2005 03:18 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
dchenesI hate being paranoid, because I have yet to learn how to talk myself out of it.
Since my internet service was down yesterday, I'm afraid that something important could have gotten lost in the ether. I'm not waiting for anything specific, mind you, but I'm still paranoid about it. Especially since before it went down, it forgot my password, and I haven't gotten any e-mail since.
I haven't told anybody the address in Roxbury because I don't have anything about it in writing yet. I'm waiting for the writing in the mail. I have a sneaky suspicion that my inactivity is going to come back and bite me, but I don't want to tell people something that turns out not to be true, either. So I'm not sure which of those two options is the right one, but I also think that whichever one I'm doing, doing the other one wouldn't make me feel any better.
I hope the ATA manages to register me for the exam. I know the application got there, and since it was "in processing" when I called, I'm reasonably certain they cashed the checks. They managed to forget me after they cashed the check for the Toronto conference, though.
None of this is anything I could be doing anything about, right?
Since my internet service was down yesterday, I'm afraid that something important could have gotten lost in the ether. I'm not waiting for anything specific, mind you, but I'm still paranoid about it. Especially since before it went down, it forgot my password, and I haven't gotten any e-mail since.
I haven't told anybody the address in Roxbury because I don't have anything about it in writing yet. I'm waiting for the writing in the mail. I have a sneaky suspicion that my inactivity is going to come back and bite me, but I don't want to tell people something that turns out not to be true, either. So I'm not sure which of those two options is the right one, but I also think that whichever one I'm doing, doing the other one wouldn't make me feel any better.
I hope the ATA manages to register me for the exam. I know the application got there, and since it was "in processing" when I called, I'm reasonably certain they cashed the checks. They managed to forget me after they cashed the check for the Toronto conference, though.
None of this is anything I could be doing anything about, right?
