postal/insurance question

[edenfalling]

Today I broke through the conceptual block I've had for months on one of my original stories. I now know what one of the six characters is doing there, and so all is well again. *beams* I feel all warm and fuzzy inside.

Also finished editing Vicky's story. I must hit the post office on Saturday and figure out how much it'll cost me to ship it to D.C.

On another note, does anyone know how I could go about convincing Aetna that nobody by the name of Stephen I. Snyder lives in my house, and they should really stop sending his insurance bills to me? I keep doing the 'return to sender' thing but they don't seem to get the message.

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[lasultrix.livejournal.com]

I feel your pain. Post regularly arrives for Louis de Courcy at my place, and when I say 'regularly', I mean 'at least once a fortnight, since 1998.'

[edenfalling]

I'm used to getting catalogues and such for previous residents. I'm even okay with credit card offers. (Probably because I can just toss them in the wastebasket.) But I draw the line at insurance statements.

*metaphorically kicks Mr. Snyder's ass for not telling his insurance company he moved*