I see it when I'm in the shower, or I see it getting dressed sometimes, but I'm also not staring at it so much I'm sick of the sight of it, or that I notice little flaws.

Bah. There's nothing wrong with having a tattoo you can't see without the aid of a mirror.

Oh, I know -- it's kind of just that I need some way to decide what and where! My last concept was a big swirly thing for between my shoulder blades.

Allyson, you should totally promote your anti-UN book on Star Search! That would rock.

I have three: one on each shoulder blade, and one on the lower back, almost at my butt crack. You can see the shoulder ones easy when I am wearing and tank, but the back one, only in my undies or swimsuit.

I want another. They are addictive.

I think I have some artist masterwork series or something. Before that it was bright poppy abstract designs.

What designs do people have on their checks

I have circa 1970's flower power checks (they are very fun) but I just ordered classic Pooh ones ('cause one of them has Christoper Robin, Pooh and Piglet playing Pooh Sticks)

I have plain old yellow checks. No designs.

Given she's graduating from law school in May, I may have to point her Stephanie's way for planning advice

Feel free to point her my way. I love talking babies and the whole law school/bar exam adds a whole new level of potential bonding.

My tattoo's on my lower back. As Daisy said, it's great because I don't get tired of it -- I really only see it when I say to myself, hey, how's the tattoo look? Looking good, tattoo.

My best friend has a heart with Mom in it on her bicep. It's adorable.

Yesterday someone said to me, "So I heard that your book is a collection of anti-UN essays."

It's part of her plot to overthrow the physicists of the world, I hear.

My checks are boring bank checks. The only people that see them are the check processing people and my mechanic.

I'm a dork. It's really windy here so my pbs reception is kinda funky. Which means This Old House will be hard to watch...

I briefly wanted a tattoo in college. I'm kind of glad I didn't get one. It would annoy me now.

Fooey, I missed the PM talk. But I will participate anyway!

For us, a Scope of Work is a list of deliverables and subtasks, assumptions (i.e., no more than one client meeting per month, lasting 3 hours), and descriptions of data and work provided by the client. For a big project, after the contract is signed, we often do a Work Plan, with a lot more data and schedule/budget information.

I've spent all day today working on the scope, budget, and schedule for a project where the client wants *all* the detail up front. And since we don't actually have a signed contract yet, it's all unbilled. t snarl

Six years as a PM here: I'm finally getting training this month. Heh.

My checks have soft grey pictures of waterfalls and birds on them. Very boring.

Dana: what blood feud? Inquiring minds want to know! Also, I made Vonnie go DL that vid. You know the one (M/W). Cheered her up something marvelous.