Wow, it snow joke for your area. [emoji33]
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Wow, it snow joke for your area. [emoji33]
Smothered pork chops, fresh green beans, potatoes, and carrots.. sautéed mushrooms and down home Mac n cheese... simple but good... big bro requestedfor some reason it’s both his and my sons favorite.. & Dad eats anything so it’s a win win!!! I may add a strawberry cream pie...
I guess you’re not afraid of us showing up at your doorstep if you tease us like that! [emoji39]
I can already envision mixed nuts in that bowl to go with a stiff drink. [emoji39]
How beautiful!!! [emoji173]️
Very flaky remark there!
They actually look nice. My sole concern is the cost of shipping.
The cost of shipping really sneakers up on you...
That looks like fun
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It is a type of common lizard found down south
Pastel Tortie
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For most people in the U.S., if you said "lizard" they would think of a plain, generic, green (or perhaps brown) anole. Amazingly, some people are afraid of them. (More than I ever realized, before I worked in my current office for so long.)
Pastel Tortie
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Oh, by the way, I'm working on a career change. I don't know where I'm going (or landing) yet, but I've worked in the same office for almost seven years now, and I'm past due for a change. Great office, wonderful coworkers, but the work itself has me bored to tears. No room for upward mobility, no room for getting into more interesting work assignments where I am currently.
Pastel Tortie
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I decided back in late January (and let my wonderful coworkers know then) of my intent to leave at / by the end of March. The timing works out well. A major project that I've been working on for most of the last 4 years wraps up at the end of March.
Also, my significant other graduated with his 4-year degree in December, and he just moved from a hostile work environment into a new position with another entity that is (and will be) really good for him.
Also, my significant other graduated with his 4-year degree in December, and he just moved from a hostile work environment into a new position with another entity that is (and will be) really good for him.
It’s Sunday Soaking Sully morning. You all know the routine. I call in a special airlift command helicopter, they lower a harness down through our chimney straight into the basement. Sully gets strapped into the basket, helo raises him two floors up, stopping right at the second floor spa. Sully walks over and jumps in for a good hour.
The airlift command then returns to Andrews Airforce Base only to redo the process in about 2 hours or so.
It’s good training for our Special Airlift Command.
The airlift command then returns to Andrews Airforce Base only to redo the process in about 2 hours or so.
It’s good training for our Special Airlift Command.
Pastel Tortie
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I'm not looking to pick up and move house. Ideally, I remain based in the Tallahassee area, although commuting and telecommuting would be valid options.
Pastel Tortie
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I just about fell over laughing from that one! FUNNY! Especially for some of us with emergency management backgrounds, when you may have Air Ops involved...
Yep,that’s them!
And I believe I got the crud too!I sure hope everybody else is feeling better, because apparently it's my turn to be under the weather.
Well darn... it’s almost covered everyone now! Feel better quick Cheryl!
Pastel Tortie
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Oh NO!
Not you too... I hope it goes away faster for you than it is for me...
