It's about issues with Outlook not putting meetings at the right time, and to double check them.
Our IT department has been sending out several of those messages. I have nothing in my calendar, so it's a pretty easy fix for me!
We'll see about the rest of my electronic devices this weekend.
OMG, everyone's freaking out so bad about this DST thing. We actually got a Windows patch to download, so I'm hoping my work computer will sort itself out?
But seriously, people.
I'm feeling fine now, the effects were pretty transitory. Though I didn't appreciate the well-meaning techs telling me that people sometimes panic when the push of IV fluids makes the heart rate to go up and cause a flush.
I don't think it was so much the flush of warmth (that I'd been warned about in advance) that made me panic as the HAVING TO FIGHT TO DRAW A BREATH and feeling like someone was putting 100 lbs. of pressure on my diaphragm. I was pretty calm until that hit.
I'm Whitie MacWhite of the Clan MacWhite.
Yeah, you know a lot of buffistas think they're pale, but in my experience there's fair skinned and then there's brenda.
Sending a request in at 4:56 on a Friday when it is posted everywhere that systems go down at 5?
Means I can't help you.
And I gotta go.
We're pretty fair skinned in my family, too. Once when Franny's school had a waterplay day, I couldn't help but notice that Frances was about 4 shades paler than anyone else. First it amused me, then it made me slather some more 50+ sunblock on her.
My ground state is fishbelly white, but after the intitial burn I actually add tan pretty easily.
When I was going through my photographs this past weekend, I dug up the one of all of us taken when we went to Disneyworld for a family vacation back in 2000. My mom's the only one wearing full-length pants, and out of the rest of us, my legs are onion-white compared to everyone else's varying degrees of tan.
OMG, everyone's freaking out so bad about this DST thing.
Yeah, having to change the time manually -- we've reverted to the DARK AGES. Run for your lives!
I am of the firm opinion that, in general, the paler your skin, the sooner you age.
Nah, it's how much you tan-- my mom is one of those redheads who doesn't tan and had some young looking skin...though she got kind of crepey of late, but I digress.