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FTS.
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Realizing I perhaps missed an opportunity to name my new bike using a Blues Brothers reference.
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FTS.
Mornin!
More drywall and electrical today.
Wife and I played trash gnomes last night and threw out some stuff the MIL had in her freezer. We got rid of pie crusts with a best by date of 2000. Y2K crusts.
More drywall and electrical today.
Wife and I played trash gnomes last night and threw out some stuff the MIL had in her freezer. We got rid of pie crusts with a best by date of 2000. Y2K crusts.
You will regret that. I say this as somebody on Workday...Hello LMFAO! After two years of busting my ass at work, we are live on Workday today.
you guys are using the payroll side of the software right?Hello LMFAO! After two years of busting my ass at work, we are live on Workday today.
Morning Monkeys.
So after a week of waiting since my in person interview, I finally got an email with the final step. I have been freaking out about it all week scared it would be some complexed exercise in code analysis. Turns out it is a very basic use case for the current website. They have given me until next Tuesday to complete, then have me in to go over my findings and thought process.
I did about a half dozen runs last night in an hour before bed. Now I am way overthinking it. I will develop an overall plan, write up my steps, show my process, and if I am done before lunch today, I will look up Cypress and see if I can automate my tests with the tool they are currently using (that I haven't even looked at yet).
If that isn't enough to land this gig, I might go back to driving a tow truck.
So after a week of waiting since my in person interview, I finally got an email with the final step. I have been freaking out about it all week scared it would be some complexed exercise in code analysis. Turns out it is a very basic use case for the current website. They have given me until next Tuesday to complete, then have me in to go over my findings and thought process.
I did about a half dozen runs last night in an hour before bed. Now I am way overthinking it. I will develop an overall plan, write up my steps, show my process, and if I am done before lunch today, I will look up Cypress and see if I can automate my tests with the tool they are currently using (that I haven't even looked at yet).
If that isn't enough to land this gig, I might go back to driving a tow truck.
When my folks moved from my childhood home, we emptied the chest freezer that had stuff from the 70's. When we moved mom into the facility, I swear there was stuff in that chest freezer that predated the move!
after dealing with all my grandparents stuff, my folks have been actively getting rid of old stuff they had stored away. my mom came across some pictures i drew in preschool. w.t.f.
This sounds familiar...
dealing with all her mom's stuff was the kick in the pants my mom needed to start cleaning.
When my folks moved, I was in the Navy and was out at sea when they said "come get yer shit or it goes in the dumpster". My whole room got trashed. There were 2 skateboard decks and a few paintings I would have saved, but it is just "stuff".
I should probably prep for that.Wifey's mom just got another storage unit and kept all that shit.
did she wind up getting the costco furniture?
When I'm working I'm either doing outpatient CT/MR; inpatient CT/MR/US; just ultrasound; or (rarely) fluoroscopy. When I'm on outpatient CT/MR, like I am today, I have schedule flexibility--work gets assigned to me, and as long as I get it done all is well.
I took advantage of this to drop my 6.5 year old off at her bus stop. I helmeted her up and then she sat on my commuter bike's rear rack, legs protected from the wheel by my panniers, holding on to me. She enjoyed it, I got a bit more time with her before the school bus came, and I then pedaled lazily into work by 9 AM.
I like this. I was the one who proposed allowing such flexibility, in order to make us feel like we have more autonomy instead of just being cogs in the machine.
(It also was a bit of a proof of concept for whether a midtail or longtail cargo bike would be something my kids would like riding on for school-shuttling purposes. Signs point to yes.)
I took advantage of this to drop my 6.5 year old off at her bus stop. I helmeted her up and then she sat on my commuter bike's rear rack, legs protected from the wheel by my panniers, holding on to me. She enjoyed it, I got a bit more time with her before the school bus came, and I then pedaled lazily into work by 9 AM.
I like this. I was the one who proposed allowing such flexibility, in order to make us feel like we have more autonomy instead of just being cogs in the machine.
(It also was a bit of a proof of concept for whether a midtail or longtail cargo bike would be something my kids would like riding on for school-shuttling purposes. Signs point to yes.)
lol...mine too. if they send me another box of 30+ year old bullshit, im returning to sender.
We're working on "get rid of your shit and we'll buy the fucking furniture for you".
mornin.
projects keep stacking up faster than, I can tick them off my list. need to start on replacing the flashing on the garage roof, don't have nearly enough wood, need to schedule a chimney sweep, need to harvest what is looking like over a pound of nug...and all i want to do is hike & fish.
projects keep stacking up faster than, I can tick them off my list. need to start on replacing the flashing on the garage roof, don't have nearly enough wood, need to schedule a chimney sweep, need to harvest what is looking like over a pound of nug...and all i want to do is hike & fish.
Flexibility is worth less when one's broke-ass Nukeproof sits in the shop for weeks.
how's that hole in your pivot?Flexibility is worth less when one's broke-ass Nukeproof sits in the shop for weeks.
Touché. I'm not going to deal with said hole until the season slows down, though. Who loves carbon fiber fragments? Everyone does!
psh who needs structural integrity
