Robin, good luck with the surgery and have a speedy recovery!)
People are conspiring today to make me go postal. At the end of the day I get to meet up with my sister, who tends to push every button I have.
Things I did not say: Why are you sending these forms back to me for correction? You are the one who completed them in the first place. Don't assume any errors are mine, because you make the frequently enough.
OMG, I just told you how to arrange a viewing of the apartment. Read my fucking email, and stop annoying me.
It looks like S will be coming home this afternoon
Yay!
I am DYING OF THIRST. No food I can handle. No liquids is a huge pain.
BOO!
Libby is guilty of 4 of the 5 counts, including purjury and obstruction.
Yay!
I've been 99% offline for 4 days due to moving, and losing my Airport antenna in the move (replaced it today, all hail the mighty Tekserve), so I just skipped 400+ messages.
Did I miss anything?
Sue, I think you need to include a line "Failure to follow these instructions will result in your request being ignored."
The police made me cross the street on account of Jennifer Hudson.
I was just looking over the MLS costs and how fast I can get my degree, and it looks like I can probably finish it off within three years and still get my company to reimburse me for all but $2000 of it, which is what the student loan that I'm applying for will cover.
Boy, if I can end up with a master's and be only $2K in the hole, I'll be really happy!
Shit I want to say:
Answering the phones is YOUR JOB. Yes, you have other parts of your job, but answering the phones is part of that. I'll answer if you are busy or on one of your several breaks, but don't ignore the damn phone, waiting for me to pick it up, and then get shirty with me if I don't.
Mmmm'kay?
Mayor Richard M. Daley will present the Chicago native with a plaque proclaiming Tuesday "Jennifer Hudson Day."
Huh. Chicago Theater on State Street. Good thing I didn't go that way for lunch!
I was just looking over the MLS costs and how fast I can get my degree, and it looks like I can probably finish it off within three years and still get my company to reimburse me for all but $2000 of it, which is what the student loan that I'm applying for will cover.
Kathy, that's so awesome that the company will help out. If there's a discrepancy in your favour between what you pay and what the full time students pay, some universities will charge you a make up fee that you have to pay in order to graduate. I had to pay an extra $2300, which nobody told me about until after I had started my program and the university kind of buried it in their regulations. (It wasn't on the Grad Faculty, Financial Services websites or in the Student Handbook, I had to go digging in the regs of the university.) So make sure to ask up front about that.
