Who are you?

Not identity theft. Experian just decided that since we had the same name and lived in Lewiston at the same time, that Amy E. McFarland and I must be the same person. Never mind that we had different Social Security Numbers and that I had had a dozen different addresses while she'd been quietly paying a mortgage in Lewiston.

So, I got that untangled. Although I might regret dropping her perfect payment history on the mortgage. That probably helped my score more than the delinquent medical bill hurt it. A lesson to you all to take advantage of your yearly free credit report.

The new mortgage application will be winging it's way to the broker tomorrow. It's a slightly higher rate than the program that takes forever to close. But given how little money we're paying, the change in percentage is only adding about $20 a month.

And, I have a job interview tomorrow. Waaaaaay back in October, I took a civil service exam for the county. I finally started getting "letters of interest" in January, but it was after I'd started at the tree company and they were only for part-time work. A few weeks ago I got one for full-time, working in the purchasing department while the county builds a new prison. I'd really, really like to have employer paid health insurance again, so wish me luck.