Tuesday 9 May 2017

Home Affairs


I got there early and was seated in the queue at Home Affairs in position 18. Half an hour later I moved to 17. I calculated that at this rate I would only get to the front about 5pm, oh boy I had to calm myself down.

Luckily another counter opened up and the miraculously the times shortened to an average of just over 5 minutes. Two hours later I was in the front of the queue. NEXT!

Sigh I have to repeat this in 2 weeks.

Posted by Jerome West at 23:21

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