RockyRaccoon

Hi all,
I had my interview today. It was somewhat of an oniric, confusing experience. It took place in an old warehouse building: stained carpet, holes in the wall, assorted array of seats (from plastic, to cushioned, to painfully wooden). I was called in 30 minutes after my appointment. The interview itself lasted no more than 3 minutes. The interviewer went over my N400 as a way of pressured speech, and I answered very rapidly as well. The test was administered the same way.
At the end, she recommended my case for approval to her superior who sat quite literally in the next cubicle, and who reviewed it one last time for approximately 10 minutes. He then stood up, gave me my Oath letter and shook my hand.
Oath will be on March 25th.
It's been a good day indeed.
– Rocky Raccoon.

I've been in line for interview for ~3 months.

Aggravated by having been in line for an interview for nearly 3 months, I finally decided to call USCIS/NBC to see what was up with my case and hopefully, wishfully, maybe have it pushed forward. Instead, a very nice lady informed my that my local office (in Lowell, MA) is currently working on cases filed on June 6th and advised me to call them again after the 15th, as this information is updated monthly. It looks like my naturalization journey will be longer than I expected...