If anyone can just even quietly send some successful surgery thoughts this way, my grandma is getting prepped right now. It will take a few hours. As soon as she is awake in recovery, I am going to go over there. My parents at the hospital now.

Much surgery~ma to your grandmother, Cass. I hope everything goes well for her.

{{{Cass}}} Surgery ~ma to your grandmother.

Cereal to ask two question:

1. If anyone is willing to read a brief living will document and give me your reaction to it (it is for my Law class), I would really appreciate it. I need three people's reactions. I have two, I just need one more for class tomorrow. It shouldn't take more than a couple of minutes.

2. Teacup Guy is going to go to a job fair type thing this week for a casual dress company where most people wear jeans. His impression is that showing up in a suit would make potential employers uncomfortable. How should he dress?

sugery ma

I had something else to say, but was distracted by cake talk

oh wait the cake was because of Nicole's birthday~!

happy day Nicole!

Sj, it depends a LOT on the industry. Some industries expect you to wear the suit even though nobody does; others (software) refer to people as "the suits" and do NOT consider it a compliment.

I'd go with khakis and an Oxford shirt, with a possible blazer in the car if he's worried.

Surgery ~ma for your grandmother, Cass.

There is no such thing as "caked out" in my world. The very thought. Shudders.

How should he dress?

What about khakis and a nice shirt, maybe a tie? Not a suit, but not jeans.

Edited because I forgot to wish Nicole a happy birthday! (With more cake. For later.)

I'd go with khakis and an Oxford shirt, with a possible blazer in the car if he's worried.

This, except I'd wear the blazer unless he gets in there and sees that no one else is. Probably a tie, too, but maybe a kind of funky one - not red and blue stripes, anyway.

t snuggles Beth

yay snuggles!