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Confession Time! ((ABSOLUTELY NO JUDGEMENT))
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Bry_Lander wrote: »
Or even better, when you say that you have lost something "Where was the last place that you had it?" Uh, yeah, that is the first place I looked, and it isn't there!
OR someone will say, "Hey, have you seen my keys/wallet/phone?" One of these days I'm going to tell my husband, "YES, I HAVE seen your keys/wallet/phone, but I am holding them for ransom until you take out the trash/pick up your socks/pick up your dishes!"3 -
I ate grapes and 2 desserts last night and thought about having a third, but decided to chug water, take my vitamins, and go to sleep instead.3
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Yay for weight lifting! LIFT ALL THE WEIGHT, LOIS! ALLL OF THEM!!!
Bahaha I had the evil OHP's today. Boo!3 -
quiksylver296 wrote: »
I ate ice cream for dinner.
I had Indian and the last of my Birthday cake
I WIN!3 -
orangesmartie wrote: »
how the hmmm can people afford to be on strike that long?
Its a totally different culture to strikes on the UK after Thatcher broke the unions in the 80s.
It was tough. Luckily, we had savings. We're still kind of digging ourselves out of the hole though. It's hard because we're a one income family..so we didn't have another source of income through it all. Tim was fishing (side business) as much as he could but the strike was through the winter and the weather didn't allow for many trips. The union helped here and there with gift cards for groceries and things like that...0 -
YOU GUYS! We're on page 1850 of this beautiful thread! 1850!!!6
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quiksylver296 wrote: »It's Friday the 13th with a full moon, people! Watch out! LOL
We in healthcare ask that you take extra care of yourselves...one MedFlight already today and we are nowhere near moonrise yet.
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I know! Unless I really didn't have a clue I would look in the last place and then the most obvious places. And then just be like 'Pffft it's gone forever, I must go and buy a new (better) one' Mwah ha ha ha
This does not work if the missing object is your car keys, which it usually is with me.2 -
I refuse to count cake toward my calories. Its a celebration every time. Also, I bake too many cakes2
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OR someone will say, "Hey, have you seen my keys/wallet/phone?" One of these days I'm going to tell my husband, "YES, I HAVE seen your keys/wallet/phone, but I am holding them for ransom until you take out the trash/pick up your socks/pick up your dishes!"
My husband asked me this on Monday. I told him that I hadn't seen them. Then I found them hours later in MY gym bag. Why he put them there, I have no idea. ... Which makes me wonder if one my kids did it as a joke, actually.
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queenofpuppies wrote: »I refuse to count cake toward my calories. Its a celebration every time. Also, I bake too many cakes
I LOVE your profile picture!!!1 -
MelissaPhippsFeagins wrote: »
We in healthcare ask that you take extra care of yourselves...one MedFlight already today and we are nowhere near moonrise yet.
And those of us in public safety, as well.0 -
quiksylver296 wrote: »
And those of us in public safety, as well.
Tonight is not a full moon, the next full moon is not until May 21.2 -
Tonight is not a full moon, the next full moon is not until May 21.
Good. Friday the 13th is bad enough...come to think of it, most Fridays are bad enough, especially at the end of the school year. Lots of college graduation parties this weekend too.
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Tonight is not a full moon, the next full moon is not until May 21.
I was lied to!!! (And didn't check my facts
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Day 28 of strike. Mother's Day was really nice. Turns out my "I am really independent couldn't care less" Mom was so glad I came. To quote "it would have been the first time in 60 years I didn't have one of my children with me".
That is technically not true. A few years ago I got kicked in the head by a horse and was kept overnight in hospital until noon on Mother's Day due to a funny MRI. I went out the next weekend and we had a delayed mom's day. But she has apparently forgotten this. So lesson learned to MFP peeps: even if your mom is cold and unsentimental when you are growing up they change when they are older. Visit them. They care.
Work stoppage has no end in sight. But the company hides stuff too as when they have calls they expect the union to be on. So who knows? Since I am no longer part of the private group I'll refrain from commentary as this is public as I won't post thoughts or photos about this publicly.
I am tired and physically (if maybe not mentally) working my butt off wiring and disconnecting phone service. And DSL. An occasional T1 line. They are the ones that shock the heck out of you when you are wiring them. They leave burn marks on some folks. It's funny how management tries so hard to clean up the mess the day to day workers leave. I am literally obsessed with cleaning dead wire out of a frame the regular techs haven't bothered to clean in years. I get calls from other EWA techs who obsess for hours on how to help a customer while their EWA supervisors obsess on time to complete a dispatch.
Customer service vs. Efficiency.
My new moto is one wire at a time. My goal is to do the most incredible job I can as a CO Technician. And when I can I'll return to doing the most incredible job I can as a MarCom professional. One wire, one call, one meeting, one ad, one spreadsheet at a time.
Happy Wednesday all.
I feel like it tread a fine line with our young men. I want them to feel free to be gone and do everything they want without my wishes hindering them. Of course I want to see them regularly, I enjoy spending time with them.
I like that you are cleaning and checking all the wires. I know that it takes you longer but probably is more economical because it it will reduce call backs.0 -
Bry_Lander wrote: »
Or even better, when you say that you have lost something "Where was the last place that you had it?" Uh, yeah, that is the first place I looked, and it isn't there!
Funny my remark is to start putting away anything that is out of place. When our sons were young I told them to start cleaning their room an they would find it.0 -
Funny my remark is to start putting away anything that is out of place. When our sons were young I told them to start cleaning their room an they would find it.
My sons did not like that response either0 -
quiksylver296 wrote: »It's Friday the 13th with a full moon, people! Watch out! LOL
My hubby was born on Friday the 13th, Ive been at full alert ever since.2 -
I truly hope that was indian food and not an indian!0 -
MelissaPhippsFeagins wrote: »
This does not work if the missing object is your car keys, which it usually is with me.
I saw a commercial once about a thing you can clip to your keys that you can cause to beep if you loose them. I wish I could find something like that now.0 -
MelissaPhippsFeagins wrote: »
This does not work if the missing object is your car keys, which it usually is with me.
I saw a commercial once about a thing you can clip to your keys that you can cause to beep if you loose them. I wish I could find something like that now.0 -
I ate horribly yesterday. I logged it but ate with reckless abandon.1
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I saw a commercial once about a thing you can clip to your keys that you can cause to beep if you loose them. I wish I could find something like that now.
Haven't used it because my keys are only in two possible places (pocket or key hook at home) but this Tile thing looks pretty cool.
Confession: I just lied... I actually did misplace my key today. Gave it to a guy as security for a bike test ride. And then I bought the bike and rode away, leaving my car key there. Figured it out in less than 15 minutes and retrieved it successfully. If I had driven there instead of walked, it would not have happened (duh).
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I hate the phrase "It's always in the last place you look". Well of course it is, I'm not going to carry on looking after I found it. *eye roll*
LMAO Lois! That is definitely a good one.0 -
quiksylver296 wrote: »
I ate ice cream for dinner.
For dinner I ate a whole bag of Brookside chocolates.
I also had 1,000 grams of yogurt, two protein bars, & some more chocolate (this food was spread throughout the day & actually fit into my calories). My sugar grams are through the roof!
I am still going to count a point for staying within my Fitbit calories for the Mindful May since I'll average it out over the next few days.1
I'm glad I didn't weigh myself this morning.
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