My recommendation is make the appointment and then try to get a better one. In the odd chance that you do get a traffic stop, have a print out of the appointment with you. I had a similar problem - I moved and needed to get a Massachusetts license so I could transfer my automobile registrations. Meanwhile the insurance company wanted to cancel coverage because I was not at my old address. It worked out. I was checking twice a day and something freed up within three days.

And I thought that you were going to pick on him for his display of the flag... what could be worse? Being a thong for his 300 pound girlfriend?

When you moving? From where to where?

Lessons learned the hard way 1) do not pile the snow against your home, it will melt into the basement; 2) do not pile the snow uphill, it will melt off, freeze and be a hazard; and 3) do shovel the snow even when it is going to get warm (it will turn into a sheet of ice if you miss your guess on the weather).

If there is not a lot of snow, you can toss it in the street. The streets are generally treated so it melts. You can get a ticket for that though. Piling it between the street and the sidewalk is a safe bet.

Train from Logan has just many switched - Blue to State, Orange to North Station, Commuter rail to Lawrence (Larry-town)

I have seen passports get generated same day. Embassies overseas can replace your passport in a day if necessary. Bring all your stuff - (good quality passport photos, the application, old passport and the fee), be ready for a long day (snack and book) and stay patient. Good luck. Enjoy the rest of your travels.