Spike ,'Sleeper'
[NAFDA] Spike-centric discussion. Lusty, lewd (only occasionally crude), risque (and frisque), bawdy (Oh, lawdy!), flirty ('cuz we're purty), raunchy talk inside. Caveat lector.
June is an excellent month. I approve.
DH just asked "what if person-in-question is on the board?" when he heard I'd asked for buffista wisdom.Does he know nothing about our spicy brains and general sparkliness?
As if the person-in-question would fit in here. (Dear person-in-question, If you are lurking? Sorry about that. Here, RTFHumanM. KThxBye! 'fistas)
Cindy! You have the bees tag!
I do. I tagged it the day I brought the story over to Natter.
If I didn't know better, that would be my story. I can't deal with famous people. I went into Boxed Set, saw CFerg had posted, got palpitations, and ran away. One time when Monique used to live out this way, she was going to take a bunch of us to a con where Nicholas Brendon was appearing. She runs his website, so there was a decent chance we might get to say hi to him. I couldn't deal, and couldn't go.
Sail, have you escaped a workplace recently speaking of work and escapes?
Almost. Next Friday is my last day. Whoohoo!
That story is just ... bees. I've had to explain it several people because "er ... bees" is now my default stammer.
Good lord, George Clooney is narrating a Budweiser commercial on my tv right now. I think I have bees.
tacklehug::buffistas
Ginger - I may just wear RTFM on my sleeve (thx to thinkgeekers who believe my wardrobe needs more black [! as if ... though I am 1 less pair of black boots...]). She wouldn't notice if I tattooed it on my forehead. It will be tucked under a jacket of some sort, instead. How's your voice?
DH is learning quickly about the spicy sparkliness and general brains. He's a good DH. Just knows that when I speak ill of someone, they're usually about to sit down at the next table.
I think reinforcing the external force bringing us together/joint effort is an excellent idea
I agree. I have to train people a lot. When they resist I find it helpful to pull them away from their usual office too because they will be continuously doing some other thing. We both hate this. Let's get through it quickly could work.
Good lord, George Clooney is narrating a Budweiser commercial on my tv right now. I think I have bees.
HIVEMIND!
Thanks for supportive-y thoughts and whatnot. I mean, I do see that she has a point, and the guidelines are there. I'm just... not very savvy with this stuff yet. I work at learning, but some of this stuff, it's like I don't understand the language to even go find it. The subject matter I'm good at, it's the dissertation training (note: I am not in a Ph.D. program) that I'm trying like hell to pick up on the fly. So, I totally get her point, and subsequently, I feel like a horse's ass. But I'm letting it go. I could have found the information in a better way, she could have maybe not been so harsh about it. (I don't need to be handheld, but shit, I don't need to be told to fuck off.)
Anyway. Yes, the letting go is a slow process, but hopefully a good night's sleep will help with that. Thanks, y'all.
(can someone explain the bees?)