The chilly weather makes it more stressful. It was below freezing point and there were some snowflakes falling. We had to wake up very early and line up outside the office exposed to the very cold weather. There were already about 12 people lining up around 6am. Queenie and I were the first 2. By 7:30am, they let us in for some paper works. The lady who got our paper (Queenie's and mine) couldn't believe that we will make it since we were only issued our permits 2 days before the test but Queenie and I had been driving for years (however, not in the U.S.) and during the 2 days we were with our Instructor, our instructor taught us really well. Well, this lady at the License office was just so judgmental and told us that she hoped that our instructor taught us well and she hopes we pass the test and told her colleagues to really take a look at this at the testing area. She made this so loud for everyone to hear; isn't that discouraging? We just kept silent. At the testing area, our instructor reminded us on the salient points. The test started at 8:00am. Queenie was the first to take the test. Then, I followed. We both made it. And we had been praying very hard and we did our best! Thank you, Lord! After you pass the test and your documents reconcile, they will let you sign..they will get your left and right thumbprints..and get your photo...and you pay $24...they will give then give you your Texas DPS temporary permit...your driver's license will arrive in the mail in 2-4 weeks.
Jo