Xander ,'Beneath You'
[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.
and try to not let him get to meCashmere - I read this as 'try not to let him go on me'... I think it's a potty-training-brain thing. ETA: because I'm there with you
Ahhh - those baby shoes.
Other people (Non-buffistas)=Craxy
Yes, that. A lot of that.
:: avoids anything resembling a meeting from now until forever ::
Okay, bosses that call people on the carpet for "email etiquette" violations or complaints need to provide all employees with detailed and extensive rules and guidlines for email communication.
Otherwise? Not allowed to put email senders in hot water.
Happy birthday, Ailleann!
I've rarely thought there was enough humor in HR e-mails. Humor is what makes dry or depressing information a little easier to take.
I didn't get yelled at by my bosses, because I give really good email, but I had to gather the orders for our region and send them to National's admin. So, I put "Southern Region Supply Orders." in the subject line, attached the orders and put EOM in the body.
Woman replied back "WHAT!?!?! What is this? Where's the message!?!" CCed to freaking everybody. Boss just walked in, rolled her eyes and walked out.
I mean, seriously. "Too humorous" and "too informative" are both too vague and nonsensical for anyone to be in trouble over without a specific employee handbook passage you can point to that says "You are allowed to use this much humor and no more," or "You are only allowed to send out X much information, every Z days, or you're being too informative and emailing too frequently."
Jilli, if you want, I stumbled across a pattern for a bustle skirt. It's not, strictly, a bustle, but it might be modify-able to something you like.
Feature Films for Families [link] just got to feel my wrath. It should not take 4 minutes and 33 seconds for them to get NO. I try not to be rude, and I do to a certain extent believe in their cause, but when I say NO, I mean no. When I say it twice, I mean NO. When I say it three times, I mean NO. And when I have to say it a fourth time, I ask for your supervisor.
Happy Birthday, Ailleann!
Jilli, if you want, I stumbled across a pattern for a bustle skirt. It's not, strictly, a bustle, but it might be modify-able to something you like.
Oooh, that looks very interesting! Thank you for the link.
So, the PrezzieFairy stopped by today. Thanks to a friend cleaning out some boxes, I now have a new (to me) pair of Fluevogs, a bottle of Lump of Coal by BPAL, and a white feather boa.
YAY new new things!