The post office says I have a certified mail letter coming, from a city and state where I don't know anyone. In my experience, a certified letter is almost never good news.
Do I accept it, thus legally admitting to having received it? Or do I ignore it until the post office returns it to sender?
Decisions, decisions.
Wandering Hermit /
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2024-07-31 01:53:31
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2024-07-31 01:53:31Event JSON
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