It looks like I might have a new job- less dollars , new experience, less commute, and no weekends ( unheard of in the public library world).

Hm, except for the first part, of course, that all sounds great! Good luck passing the physical. Let me know if you need some urine.

Congratulations!

Em and I are gonna do them on Saturday.

Pics, please? Like, lots of 'em.

Beth, good luck on the job front---they're lucky to get you!

Pics, please? Like, lots of 'em.

You got it, chica. I'm gonna make her a little apron this week.

Aimée -She went next door and came back with three parakeets.

Lunch? did she share? Do they come plucked? Or do you swallow whole (a la Sylvester)? ;)

Ha.

No - they are sitting in their cage, snoozing.

They are very pretty.

if you meow like a cat, do they wake up?

Ooo the entertainment! Why doesn't my office mate have something like this???

My assistant used to come back from her break with live lobster or crab. I'd be talking with her and the bag in the corner of her office would twitch. Very disturbing, and yet I miss it.

Let me know if you need some urine.

ummm...thanks

Yay, Beth.

and:

Robin

Isn't it usually "definitively" proved, rather than definitely proved?

I think both are OK. And "definitively" carries the connotation of authoritatively, and unchangeably. (I think in some definitions that is even the denotation.) Whereas "definitely" means "certainly", but is still subject to change. I definitely have a quarter in my pocket, but I don't definitively have a quarter in my pocket, because after I park downtown and put it in the meter, I will no longer have that quarter.