Comments on: About http://blog.amhill.net Because being grown up means buying all the Cadbury Eggs you want. Mon, 01 Dec 2008 19:10:05 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6 By: unreliable narrator http://blog.amhill.net/about-2/#comment-930 unreliable narrator Fri, 27 Jun 2008 03:08:35 +0000 http://blog.amhill.net/?page_id=70#comment-930 Yes, by all means, you can has cool Scandinavian furniture! ;o) Keep burnin' that stupid, my fellow academic. And thanks for the brainy comment! Ack, my lesser half summons me to the library, I must truncate this--more ensuite, the Un Yes, by all means, you can has cool Scandinavian furniture! ;o)

Keep burnin’ that stupid, my fellow academic. And thanks for the brainy comment! Ack, my lesser half summons me to the library, I must truncate this–more ensuite, the Un

]]> By: Lisa Coffey http://blog.amhill.net/about-2/#comment-21 Lisa Coffey Thu, 01 Mar 2007 23:46:19 +0000 http://blog.amhill.net/?page_id=70#comment-21 Dear Aaron & Melissa (and Frank the A.C., of course): I stumbled across your neat Web site while trying to find Rich Jackson, former managing editor of the Palladium. Last year, after he left the paper, he called my attorney about a matter of mutual interest. I'm not sure how to reach him now that he's no longer living in Richmond (I don't think he is... the number is disconnected). Would you have any idea how to reach him? I think his family may be from Michigan, but I'm not sure. On one of your postings, you mentioned that you were friends with him. Thanks very much for any help you can offer and sincere congratulations on the upcoming birth of your child. Sincerely, Lisa Coffey Dear Aaron & Melissa (and Frank the A.C., of course):

I stumbled across your neat Web site while trying to find Rich Jackson, former managing editor of the Palladium. Last year, after he left the paper, he called my attorney about a matter of mutual interest. I’m not sure how to reach him
now that he’s no longer living in Richmond (I don’t think
he is… the number is disconnected).

Would you have any idea how to reach him? I think his
family may be from Michigan, but I’m not sure. On one
of your postings, you mentioned that you were friends
with him.

Thanks very much for any help you can offer and sincere congratulations on the upcoming birth of your child.

Sincerely, Lisa Coffey

]]> By: Matt Gonzales http://blog.amhill.net/about-2/#comment-20 Matt Gonzales Mon, 01 Jan 2007 22:15:06 +0000 http://blog.amhill.net/?page_id=70#comment-20 Hi Aaron -- my name is Matt Gonzales -- I'm also an Indiana-dweller, living in Indianapolis. I write you because I recently confronted a problem similar to one you blogged about around a year ago. I recently found out that my license was suspended because I had failed to send a certificate of compliance to the BMV after an accident. Of course, I had no idea that the submission of this certificate was required -- and, of course, it was allegedly mailed to me. However, I had moved in the month in November, and had neglected to updated my info with the BMV (which means they could potentially pin this whole mess on me, suspend my license for anywhere between 90 days and ten years, and just generally really f--- things up for me.) The reason I'm looking at so much potential trouble is that, unlike you, I learned of my suspension after getting pulled over for speeding. The cop took my license and wrote me a ticket for driving while suspended and sent me on my way. I've been combing the web looking for others who have suffered this same situation, and I found your blog. Like I said, I know you weren't actually cited for driving while suspended, but any information you could offer about how your case was resolved might be of use to me. Thanks for your time. I apologize for bugging you (I realize I'm a complete stranger), but I'm a bit desperate. Any information you could offer would be deeply appreciated. Sincerely, Matt Gonzales Hi Aaron — my name is Matt Gonzales — I’m also an Indiana-dweller, living in Indianapolis. I write you because I recently confronted a problem similar to one you blogged about around a year ago.

I recently found out that my license was suspended because I had failed to send a certificate of compliance to the BMV after an accident. Of course, I had no idea that the submission of this certificate was required — and, of course, it was allegedly mailed to me. However, I had moved in the month in November, and had neglected to updated my info with the BMV (which means they could potentially pin this whole mess on me, suspend my license for anywhere between 90 days and ten years, and just generally really f— things up for me.)

The reason I’m looking at so much potential trouble is that, unlike you, I learned of my suspension after getting pulled over for speeding. The cop took my license and wrote me a ticket for driving while suspended and sent me on my way.

I’ve been combing the web looking for others who have suffered this same situation, and I found your blog. Like I said, I know you weren’t actually cited for driving while suspended, but any information you could offer about how your case was resolved might be of use to me.

Thanks for your time. I apologize for bugging you (I realize I’m a complete stranger), but I’m a bit desperate. Any information you could offer would be deeply appreciated.

Sincerely,
Matt Gonzales

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