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KosmosKitten wrote: »TwitchyMacGee wrote: »
You assume it means more like "agree to disagree"? Hmm, interesting. I guess the inflection would matter, which you can't really discern through text.
Eta: i also use it in person to encourage people to be their authentic selves and kitten convention1 -
In 2014 my wonderful, VERY patient, and amazing day shift desk partner was diagnosed with Leukemia, fought it, and won.
It came back as Lymphoma, and it came back with a vengeance.
He was at Stanford university cancer center being treated and he did not respond to the treatment.
He had sepsis, and lost most function of his nerves in his head. On Saturday he decided to forego treatment and go home. I don't know if he made it home, because I just found out he passed away yesterday.
I'm a mess.. I still remember the look he gave me after one particular day I asked him for help on a case I left on his side of the desk. It was ugly, and his expression when I came in the next day was the look of, I" have a bone to pick with you". No matter what he was always available for questions. He was always so patient.
On his side of the desk there's little things like world's best dad, and a white ribbon that says cancer survivor. I can't face that today.8 -
CaliValleyGirl wrote: »In 2014 my wonderful, VERY patient, and amazing day shift desk partner was diagnosed with Leukemia, fought it, and won.
It came back as Lymphoma, and it came back with a vengeance.
He was at Stanford university cancer center being treated and he did not respond to the treatment.
He had sepsis, and lost most function of his nerves in his head. On Saturday he decided to forego treatment and go home. I don't know if he made it home, because I just found out he passed away yesterday.
I'm a mess.. I still remember the look he gave me after one particular day I asked him for help on a case I left on his side of the desk. It was ugly, and his expression when I came in the next day was the look of, I" have a bone to pick with you". No matter what he was always available for questions. He was always so patient.
On his side of the desk there's little things like world's best dad, and a white ribbon that says cancer survivor. I can't face that today.
i'm so sorry for your loss....1 -
Calivalleygirl, I'm so sorry. May you eventually find peace and comfort through your memories of him. {{HUGS}}1
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50% off chocolate Feb 15th3
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Lately I’ve spent the majority of my thinking time reminiscing about my life when it seemed perfect.
Giving birth, buying our first house,
all the fun things we did as a family while our son grew up.
The good old days.
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Been sleeping my days away since last Thursday, when I woke up this afternoon I thought it was morning again. I'm lost 🙃4
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_Miss_chievous_ wrote: »50% off chocolate Feb 15th
You mean 50% off Valentine's candy period. I'm after dem Swedish Fish and Sour Patch Kids.1 -
CaliValleyGirl wrote: »In 2014 my wonderful, VERY patient, and amazing day shift desk partner was diagnosed with Leukemia, fought it, and won.
It came back as Lymphoma, and it came back with a vengeance.
He was at Stanford university cancer center being treated and he did not respond to the treatment.
He had sepsis, and lost most function of his nerves in his head. On Saturday he decided to forego treatment and go home. I don't know if he made it home, because I just found out he passed away yesterday.
I'm a mess.. I still remember the look he gave me after one particular day I asked him for help on a case I left on his side of the desk. It was ugly, and his expression when I came in the next day was the look of, I" have a bone to pick with you". No matter what he was always available for questions. He was always so patient.
On his side of the desk there's little things like world's best dad, and a white ribbon that says cancer survivor. I can't face that today.
My condolences for your loss.1 -
Motorsheen wrote: »they officially named cheeto dust as "Cheetle" and tbh im glad i finally know that word now otherwise i wouldn't be able to make it through this day
So is it "cheetle" fingers then? Cause "cheelte" is the residue and not the actual thing?
...and this has me wondering if there should be an official name for doritos dust/staining too
I'm not sure how Don feels about this.......
My thoughts exactly. Lol0 -
I'm falling apart.
The stresses of being in charge of employees where I'm not familiar with the work, and learning it with them.
The stresses of not being able to see their screen when they call me over for help.
Work crush drama..
Ex work crush drama..
Coworker passing away.
I can't take much more.
I'm taking a bouquet of flowers to leave on his side of the desk tomorrow. I'm also going to leave him a candy in his paper clip jar. I used to leave him Hershey's kisses. Give him one for the road.10 -
I feel like the universe keeps trying to teach me to only focus on that which I have the power to change. So, although it is difficult, that's what I'm going to do.7
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CaliValleyGirl wrote: »I'm falling apart.
The stresses of being in charge of employees where I'm not familiar with the work, and learning it with them.
The stresses of not being able to see their screen when they call me over for help.
Work crush drama..
Ex work crush drama..
Coworker passing away.
I can't take much more.
I'm taking a bouquet of flowers to leave on his side of the desk tomorrow. I'm also going to leave him a candy in his paper clip jar. I used to leave him Hershey's kisses. Give him one for the road.
I'm so sorry you are in pain1 -
Today is world Cancer day. Alot of research is going in to finding suitable cures to beat it. However, apart from treatments, 2 things are critical ; a strong will to survive and a equally strong support system. I have both ❤
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KosmosKitten wrote: »_Miss_chievous_ wrote: »50% off chocolate Feb 15th
You mean 50% off Valentine's candy period. I'm after dem Swedish Fish and Sour Patch Kids.
Yes, all the candy, sour patch kids 🤤0 -
i've finally made the connection why i can barely get out of bed in the morning regarding my knee. i've had plantar fasciitis after years of dancing and running. i believe now it's gone up my leg, as i haven't been wearing shoes in the house at all, and now i'm back to shoes, heel cups, and all the rest of that... i have to go get athletic tape today to tape my feet so everything is stable. all i can do right now is yoga and even that is agonizing...9
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IslandGal3 wrote: »Coffee has failed me. 😴
Grab a diet dew - that’s what I dew 😂
See what I did there - I’m here all week folks7
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