I thought I might go with the numerical sequence.
I just slopped through the pouring rain to get my EP renewal over to the Ministry of Manpower at 19 Havelock Road. At the door to the building I had the following conversation with the security guard.
Guard: Sorry, no one is allowed entry.
Me: I'm here to drop off my renewal forms, I'm to deliver them here.
Guard: But I can't permit you to enter.
Me: So, how do I drop them off?
Guard: You must send them here. (hands me a slip of paper that looks like it came out of a fortune cookie. It says: 19 Havelock Road)
Me: This says 19 Havelock Road.
Guard: Yes.
Me: This is 19 Havelock Road.
Guard: Yes.
And so it goes...
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- Lili Von Shtupp
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Re: 8
I feel your pain Lili, but after all thems the rules and nobody gets to break 'em. So you posted it today then? The joy of bureaucracy.
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Re: 8
Not a good time to ask about the PR application, then
- Lili Von Shtupp
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Re: 8
Yeah, still pending. I attached a letter to my EP renewal to tell them that I have a PR application that's been pending since the ice age in the hopes someone might have the initiative to call up ICA and light a fire. I won't hold my breath, though.
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