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Whom You Should Notify When You Change Your Address

By William MorganOn In Uncategorized

Are you planning to change your address? Other than getting some basics such as moving boxes, packing supplies, hiring professional movers, and packing supplies, you should also notify the right people about your move. It is advisable to do this early so that you avoid potential hassles such as service lapses or missed bills.

The Post Office

address barThis is the first thing you should do. You need to notify the post office of your address change. In this way, they can send your mail to your new place for the next one year.

Tax Agencies

Both the state tax agency and federal revenue agency ought to be notified of the change of address. Nowadays, you can fill an online form to notify them of your change of address. You need to visit the relevant websites and seek more information.

Social Security Administration

If you enjoy social security benefits, you should not forget to let the social security administration know about your new address. They also have an online form where you can fill your new address.

Gas and Electric

You need to notify your gas company as soon as possible. Failure to which, you may risk going without gas or electricity for a few days. It is advisable to arrange with your company so that they shut off your old residence on the day of moving and connect you to your new house. In this way, you will not be charged extra, and you will not be in the dark.

Internet, Cable, and Phone

post officeIt may be quite hectic if you move to a new home and you realize your internet connection has not been set up. Just like your gas company, you should call your cable, phone, and other internet providers to know them of your address change.

Other Utilities

Taking into account all the sorts of utilities you are required to pay, you should notify the sewer utility company, water department, and garbage recycling company.

Your Employer

It does not matter whether your paychecks are deposited into the bank account, you should let your employer know your new address. This is necessary to ensure your tax forms, pay stubs, and other things go into the right place.…

Main Page Of Dachshund Delights

By Angela AlbrechtOn In Uncategorized

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It’s February, 2007, And A Pup Has Become A Protagonist

Aspiring authors are frequently given the same good advice: “Write what you know; look first in your own backyard.” That’s meant to be metaphorical advice, but, luckily for us, Vicki Misenheimer took it very literally. And when she looked out into her backyard, she saw I Love Little Lucy (better known simply as Lulu), one of the family’s dachshunds, and slated soon to be the star of a book.

Lucy’s story could have easily had an unhappy ending. Shipped from a cage on a Kansas farm cross-country to a mall in North Carolina, then being left there on the top tier of a pile of kennels is not conducive to optimism. Especially when you’re a frightened pup who’s first marked down for quick holiday sale, then put “on hold” by a family who never comes back to claim you. But fate stepped in. A young woman whose mother already owned a dachshund saw the sad tale unfolding and knew that she had to do something.

Soon, the forlorn pup was in her Forever Home, but even then it wasn’t smooth sailing. The incumbent ‘hund took a dim view of the newcomer, and it took the intervention of a professional trainer to bring peace and harmony to the household.

Lulu’s new mom was Vicki Misenheimer, who has long felt a calling to teach and tell stories, and that calling was never more needed. She and her two daughters had just returned to the Triad area of North Carolina (12 counties in the northwest part of the state, centering around Winston-Salem, Greensboro and High Point) after years in California, and Lulu was just what was needed to help them in their period of adjustment. Vicki had long made up stories about the family’s pet animals for her daughters, and now that the daughters were growing, it seemed time to share those stories with the world.

So Vicki has published the tale of Lulu in a book with the somewhat daunting title of “I Love Little Lucy”/The Tails Of Wienerville – Livin’ Long In North Carolina. The title is almost as long as the dog. Knowing that a book aimed at young people would need illustrations, Vicki turned to her daughter, Katherine Voznik, who has supplied the lively artwork.

Vicki is selling the book herself, and it’s not a bid to just make money. Out of the very nominal $10 price tag, she donates a dollar to animal rescue and another dollar to help abused women and children.

These books make good gifts, and you can have them for $10 each, which you can send to
ReVIVA Productions
P. O. Box 473
Jamestown NC 27282.

You can contact Vicki by e-mail at vmisenheimer1@triad.rr.com.

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