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@midwesterner85 Years ago (when I was highly driven) I was working on degree 3 which happened to be an MBA. I QUIT in term 3 of 5 so good for you for getting through it especially while juggling employment. Kudos.
What a coincidence - this is my 3rd degree and is also an MBA. I've been working on it since Jan. 2014 taking classes 4 of 6 terms each year (1 term = 8 weeks) and taking a class both terms in a "semester" is considered a FT course load because of the accelerated class schedule. So even for the times that I took 1 course of 2 and was classified as a PT student, I was actually taking a FT course load for 8 weeks and nothing for the other 8 weeks.1 -
I am sitting in the clinic feeling pretty nasty after fasting all night and then chugging 75g of glucose solution. Hoping the next hour and 40 minutes goes quickly.
My doctor told me he'd call me if there were problems with my numbers but I think I'll make an appointment to come in and go over them anyway. I'm a science nerd (professional chemist) so I like numbers.3 -
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samanthaluangphixay wrote: »Update: I just received word that I did not get the position I applied for.
I am trying to remain positive as I don't want my anxiety attack to return.
Well...time to pick myself up and move on!
@samanthaluangphixay I'm sorry to hear that SamIf you've been there a long time and are constantly turned down for promotions or raises sometimes it's best to move on to another company. I had to do that a couple years ago and it tore me apart because I loved working with my team, but I was upset that I was always getting looked over for promotions. You deserve nothing but the best!
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samanthaluangphixay wrote: »Update: I just received word that I did not get the position I applied for.
I am trying to remain positive as I don't want my anxiety attack to return.
Well...time to pick myself up and move on!
@samanthaluangphixay I'm sorry to hear that SamIf you've been there a long time and are constantly turned down for promotions or raises sometimes it's best to move on to another company. I had to do that a couple years ago and it tore me apart because I loved working with my team, but I was upset that I was always getting looked over for promotions. You deserve nothing but the best!
Thanks @Sarahb29! The person who got the position does have more seniority than me and I have only been with the company for less than 2 years so it isn't time to throw in the towel yet. That said, the girl who got the job needs to be replaced but their department supervisor is Lucifer reincarnated so I am skipping out on that one LOL. I know better than to get myself in a position where I may possibly needed to be bailed out of jail.
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It's "Will this week ever end?" Thursday!
I thought we were having a good day yesterday but apparently my partner in the room didn't! Once she gets in a bad mood it's over. I don't even know why she had such a mood change. Oh well! Nothing I could do but grin and keep going.
It's my early in day so hopefully I can be out at a decent time today and maybe even get another walk in after work! I was exhausted by the time I went to bed last night and looking at my sleep tracker I can see why I'm looking forward to my coffee! Hurry up Mr. Coffee!!
Hopefully everyone has a great day today!1 -
I crochet in the winter as well, lots of recycled stuff- old t-shirts into rugs, plastic bags into mats or bags.1
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samanthaluangphixay wrote: »Update: I just received word that I did not get the position I applied for.
I am trying to remain positive as I don't want my anxiety attack to return.
Well...time to pick myself up and move on!
((hugs)) something better will come along!0 -
Had a latte on my way in to celebrate National Coffee Day. No sugar...but 18 grams of carbs?!?! ugh. I did not drink milk enough to know this piece of info. Blech.1
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Had a latte on my way in to celebrate National Coffee Day. No sugar...but 18 grams of carbs?!?! ugh. I did not drink milk enough to know this piece of info. Blech.
Unfortunately, I don't live close enough to any of the chains offering discounts or promotions for National Coffee Day. But I made coffee today like I do every day.0 -
midwesterner85 wrote: »Had a latte on my way in to celebrate National Coffee Day. No sugar...but 18 grams of carbs?!?! ugh. I did not drink milk enough to know this piece of info. Blech.
Unfortunately, I don't live close enough to any of the chains offering discounts or promotions for National Coffee Day. But I made coffee today like I do every day.
Yeah, I should have. Not worth going over my carbs.1 -
samanthaluangphixay wrote: »Update: I just received word that I did not get the position I applied for.
I am trying to remain positive as I don't want my anxiety attack to return.
Well...time to pick myself up and move on!
You've got this... There is something better waiting for you for sure!0 -
I crochet in the winter as well, lots of recycled stuff- old t-shirts into rugs, plastic bags into mats or bags.
My daughter's music instructor, with her church, crochets plastic bags into sleeping mats for the homeless - it's amazing! Who knew you could do such things?! (Can you tell I have no crochet/knitting ability?)2 -
Had a latte on my way in to celebrate National Coffee Day. No sugar...but 18 grams of carbs?!?! ugh. I did not drink milk enough to know this piece of info. Blech.
Oh no! If it was at Starbucks, they offer almond milk which only has 3 grams of sugar so 3 net carbs. Their coconut milk isn't worth it, it's not unsweetenedAny other coffee shop I'd stick with an iced coffee and heavy whipping cream for sure!
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Greetings all. Hope this is the right spot for an introduction. I've been doing grain-free since October at suggestion of acupuncturist because of arthritis. Feel great and have the added benefit of losing pounds. Yippee! Too bad it took 30 years for me to learn the truth of the matter, right?? I did a lot of online research, found Banting, went LCHF, and haven't looked back.
I was a bread maniac and had a killer (indeed) sweet tooth. No more. It was easy to give up bread because of the correlation to pain. And thank goodness for Lilly's Dark Chocolate made with stevia. I no longer eat candy as before but a little dark chocolate makes for yummy fat bombs!
Spouse was dubious but went along in solidarity; said he would give it six months. Well, in 11 months he has lost 4 pant sizes plus all his "markers" (LDL, HDL, Triglycerides etc) are the best they have ever been. He loves to cook and his minor in college was statistics so he is GREAT at putting together low-carb recipes and tracking every bite & sip on his special spreadsheet. Me? Not so much of either but since finding MyFitnessPal, I am doing much better at tracking plus I can share all the recipe macros with him. Still don't like to cook!
We live in Northeast Florida (transplants from Northern California), and are most fortunate to live near the ocean (we couldn't afford THAT view in CA!). At this time we are empty-nesters (but I see a boom-a-rang in our future): Son is in the Marines; daughter away at school. We have a feisty terrier Eddie who is very happy that bacon is on the menu! We own a business and work full time...most weeks.
My perfect trifecta? A great recorded book, a fun knitting project and a good bottle of wine. To me, that is heaven. Next is walking on the beach with the dog, especially when the Florida humidity breaks -- and that is just about now!
In 38 days I will be 60. Before last October when it hurt to get out of bed, I thought I would be crippled with arthritis by the time I was 65. Now I feel FABulous!
Thanks to you for this community; I look forward sharing the journey!13 -
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Welcome @Cynsuccesd. Congrats to you both!!!
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Just stopping by to say hi.
@samanthaluangphixay there is something better on your horizon, my friend.
My baby is turning 10 on Monday.
That's really about all that's happening in my little world right now.
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Had a latte on my way in to celebrate National Coffee Day. No sugar...but 18 grams of carbs?!?! ugh. I did not drink milk enough to know this piece of info. Blech.
Oh no! If it was at Starbucks, they offer almond milk which only has 3 grams of sugar so 3 net carbs. Their coconut milk isn't worth it, it's not unsweetenedAny other coffee shop I'd stick with an iced coffee and heavy whipping cream for sure!
That's what I usually get. Teaches me to branch out! Lol1