Get to? Does Master not let you poop on even days or something?(I get to poop today)
Get to? Does Master not let you poop on even days or something?
oh prolly faster. you can drive as fast as you want now.working!
I need to make a danger run to my office any day now to get something. Normally take 45-60 minutes, I'm guessing sub-30 minutes in traffic.
it was.i have a telehealth apt today. damn, why the hell wasnt this a thing before the 'rona? I love it!
that's a "them" problem. the technology platform did exist.none of my providers used it even when asked.
Wear a gaiter?working!
I need to make a danger run to my office any day now to get something. Normally take 45-60 minutes, I'm guessing sub-30 minutes in traffic.
I wear my bank-robbin' bandana everytime I go out now.Wear a gaiter?
Haley doesn't like my or her masks. She wants to continue wearing gaiters going forward.I wear my bank-robbin' bandana everytime I go out now.
Had a meeting with Morningstar this morning about portfolio management. Manager, colleague from last group, myself, and M* guy were having a different conversation than the other 10 people in our meeting. Kind of explains why he and I are top-10 in country, even through the apocalypse while they are definitely not.
in my work-world gaiters are things you wear on your lower legs, over your boots, to prevent snake bites when working in fields.Haley doesn't like my or her masks. She wants to continue wearing gaiters going forward.
in my work-world gaiters are things you wear on your lower legs, over your boots, to prevent snake bites when working in fields.
good luck Eric.At oral surgeon's office. Going under the knife in 30 minutes. Hopefully I wake up an hour later
Meh, a routine maintenance these days. I went through a dozen surgeries in the past decade (extraction, implant, post multiplied by a few teeth) but was never sent to full sleep, despite a case or two of a cracked & inflamed tooth.At oral surgeon's office. Going under the knife in 30 minutes. Hopefully I wake up an hour later
Damn. What kind of bike does he ride?Meh, a routine maintenance these days. I went through a dozen surgeries in the past decade (extraction, implant, post multiplied by a few teeth) but was never sent to full sleep, despite a case or two of a cracked & inflamed tooth.
Dr. Abela is kinda my buddy at this point.
Interview today, I'll say 89% crushed it. Kinda choked when presenting work from my portfolio, which is a thing maybe only us creative-types have to do in interviews? Anycrap, learned a bunch of lessons about how I shoulda presented my work, and interestingly enough there was a point later in the interview that we discussed that very thing. So maybe more than 89% crushed it?Found out I have a next round (and final!) interview with the Director of User Experience and Design at the company I interviewed with last week. The recruiter sent me the test questions already, as well as the profile of the person I'll be interviewing with. Judging from her LinkedIn, she's a veritable badass at the UXing. She's held senior and lead positions at some companies known for investing in user experience, and she came on to this company in January. This tracks with what I was told in the initial interview that they're starting to "prioritize UX and design" company wide.
But you know, I'm not nervous really. No... really.
Everytime I've seen @stoney type "gaiter" this is what I think as well. I'm like "WTFF is a gaiter doing on your face, dude?" but then I remember people do call them neck gaiters as well.in my work-world gaiters are things you wear on your lower legs, over your boots, to prevent snake bites when working in fields.
How are you holding up, dude? You doing okay? How's your wife (assuming it was her mum)?went out for a small hike. nothing else to report.
Dude. We don't need pics of that kind of carnage.Out of surgery. Doc said that the tooth crown had multiple fractures and fell apart. Roots came out easily. Lots of pics to clean out