bad case of FTS.
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bad case of FTS.
Morning! Need to do some shopping and bring the wheel I built yesterday in to Tim M. for his review and comments.
350' of wire is someplace on a truck headed towards me...
Need to haul in some house plants, mornings are starting to get nippy.
350' of wire is someplace on a truck headed towards me...
Need to haul in some house plants, mornings are starting to get nippy.
Slow day at the office getting ready to fly to Amsterdam tomorrow for two days down there.
Need to replace my rear tire today. That will mean I will need to try out the new one in the woods after my work is complete. I better get to it.
Good Morning!!
First time I ever saw Tom Petty was at the local amphitheater in college, where my fraternity was working the concession stand as a fundraiser. It was during his "Don't Come Around Here No More" tour....We took a break and went out to listen to one of his first tunes in the set. Our uniforms gave us a little better access than just the lawn seats, so getting a bit closer, we got to see the Alice in Wonderland creatures running around on stage - it was mayhem and we loved it. Kept promising ourselves we would go back after just one more tune. We never went back and got fired from ever being able to do fundraisers there again. I think it was worth it.
First time I ever saw Tom Petty was at the local amphitheater in college, where my fraternity was working the concession stand as a fundraiser. It was during his "Don't Come Around Here No More" tour....We took a break and went out to listen to one of his first tunes in the set. Our uniforms gave us a little better access than just the lawn seats, so getting a bit closer, we got to see the Alice in Wonderland creatures running around on stage - it was mayhem and we loved it. Kept promising ourselves we would go back after just one more tune. We never went back and got fired from ever being able to do fundraisers there again. I think it was worth it.
kids are back to being a fucking nightmare again. I'm loosing my shit at least once a day. I don't think it helps (loosing my shit), but I'm having a hard time keeping it together. I've got to get this shit figured out fast, it's not sustainable.
46* out this morning but dammit I'm still going to wear shorts to work today
Mornin!
Last night one of the puppies jumped up onto the bed, little spooned herself into me and fell asleep with her head on my arm. I could have died.
Last night one of the puppies jumped up onto the bed, little spooned herself into me and fell asleep with her head on my arm. I could have died.
Agree loosing your shit is not good you gotta stay cool but I know it's not easy. I have had my challenges this year with the move to Denmark and trying to get some manners into the boys which was neglected when the nanny took care of them.
I am very good at saying things. Just not very good at doing the things I say I am going to do. If enough time goes by. I can usually find a very compelling reason to not do anything. Poor planning on your part does not constitute a reason for me to do things.
one of our cats does this to me most nights.
Found a job I'm actually interested in last night with the Dept. of Parks and Rec. in the neighboring town. An admin position, but a foot in the door. There is a project manager position I really wanted, but experience in P&R is required. Just waiting for the library to open so I can use their Microsoft Office....
google docs
That jacked up my resume formatting when I sent it to a former boss. At least it was a former boss and not a potential employer!
Then why are you so grumpy?
Export to PDF. Check how it looks. Then email.
I am at work. Worked 8 AM-10 PM yesterday for extra $$$$, then rode home, practiced trumpet in the garage from 10:45-11:15, then right back at it today again.
I made extra bacon today. It was good.
hmmm...i work up on the wrong side of FTS this morning . . . it was FTS right off the bat.
I don't know about that. You just have to cook them low and slow, the right seasoning is also important.
paging @Toshi ... can you tell me anything about "gamma knife radiosurgery"? one of the ladies who leads the local playgroups and daycare services here, that I've known since my son was a baby was diagnosed with a tumor in her brain last spring. I saw her yesterday for the first time in 6 months. She told me she underwent this procedure. The way she tells it, it's very precise... and I wondered why it's not used more often... Is it a cost thing? that the technology is new(ish)?, that it doesn't work for all types of cancers? or that it's not really all that effective, but maybe her only option?
I really like her a lot, she's always been compassionate, friendly and a great resource. I'm hoping this works out for her...
I really like her a lot, she's always been compassionate, friendly and a great resource. I'm hoping this works out for her...
With your experience sad skills, I thought you might be a good candidate for a small mortgage originator, although there likely would be a lot of learning of the industry specifics involved.
Very expensive. Not all tumor types respond to it. As a general rule, if people offering it advertise on radio for it it's probably not supported by evidence. For brain stem tumors and the like, though, I think it is standard--not super familiar with that as it's outside of my subspecialty (both the radiation and the region of the body).
certain procedures require a very specific kind of diagnosis in order to be a viable option.