clockworkbird

So as part of my Month of Structuring, I'm trying to establish some routines. To that end, I'm looking for an app with recurring reminders. Example: I want it to remind me to study at x time on weekdays, or exercise at y time every day.

The problem I'm running into is that due to my work, my schedule varies in a predictable way. Every third week I work different days/hours from my regular schedule, so I'd need a different set of reminders for that week. I'm trying to find an app that I can set up to do this automatically, or at least one that will let me group reminders and toggle a bunch on or off at the same time.

The closest thing I've found so far is Any.do, which does let me toggle re

Probably a dumb question, but I'm gonna ask it anyways. So my divorce was recently finalized, and I want to go back to my maiden name. I know the first step is getting my name changed with social security, but at the moment, my work hours completely prevent me from being able to go to my local office. I could mail in my documents (birth certificate, divorce decree, driver's license), but do they really expect me to mail in my physical license and then be without it for however long they take? The social security website says no photocopies or notarized copies, but it seems weird to me to just mail them my actual license.

So I'm a little freaked out, and I don't know if I should be or not. I just moved into a new house with my boyfriend and a couple friends, but I haven't updated my address with anyone except for changing my amazon shipping address (as far as everyone else is concerned, I still live with my parents, they live fairly close).

The other morning, I see a box addressed to me from Walmart.com, which I don't think I've ever ordered from in my life. I open it in case it was someone from my family sending me a housewarming gift or something, and inside was just 2 cans of chicken. I find the order slip to see who sent it, and it just says the name, which I do not recognize at all, and that they live i

My husband lost his best friend, almost two years ago. He was an amazing man, friendly with everyone he knew, with a great sense of humor. He brought light into a room, and was always willing to help. He had Type I diabetes, and died from complications from that. Since that day, my husband has started writing a show, both as a memorial to his best friend, and as his catharsis.

The show is about how people deal with loss, how one man can affect so many, and how things never truly go "back to normal" after the death of a loved one. It takes a close look at how different people react, how they feel, and how they remember.

This show is premiering in April, and is, unfortunately, lacking suppor