'Our Mrs. Reynolds'
Off-topic discussion. Wanna talk about corsets, duct tape, or physics? This is the place. Detailed discussion of any current-season TV must be whitefonted.
Or, well, something not at all like that.
What if I like your definition better? Also, as long as it works (and I've looked this word up, it definitely works!), why not? [Edit: of course, now I can't stop saying "persnickety" out loud to myself. If Tom were here, he'd thing the Israelis only send crazy people on time-travelling missions.]
Because we only pay $895/mo for a 2BR, 1BA duplex house with fenced back yard and half a two-car garage.
That sounds like a miracle for LA.
Well, we do live in the Valley, and not on That side of the hill, but yeah.
"persay"
Per se, or a word I don't know?
That sounds like a miracle for LA.
It so is. To be anywhere in the area yet remotely inhabitable (which theirs is much more than, FTR) it's a sign that lori might be the chosen one to save all mankind.
Or at least SoCal. Hopefully not just the Valley.
Hey lori! Turns out, a woman I ride the train with every day (er, well, used to before my schedule got switched) lives in the front duplex of the set next to you.
Toddson, I am in no way an employment law specialist, but I'd say that you shouldn't be bound by new policies without being given notice. Changing the handbook on the network and assuming people are reading is not adequate notice.
One that hits me especially is that he announced any staff who leave will only be paid for five days of accumulated leave time - anything over that will be lost.
It's up to state law. You definitely can't do that in California (because of laws about vacation accrual - not about changing the manual). East Coast states are more business friendly about the ability to cut-off accrued vacation, but what he's doing doesn't sound very kosher.
Forget that, man. I'm not taking on all that extra work!
Per se, or a word I don't know?
Per se, spelled wrong. This is why I should not post and eat at the same time.