Our door opens out. No room for it to open in, and not enough room to put in a pocket door in the wall. So if the bathroom door is open, it blocks access to the bedroom.
Spike's Bitches 39: Cuppa Tea, Cuppa Tea, Almost Got Shagged, Cuppa Tea...
[NAFDA] Spike-centric discussion. Lusty, lewd (only occasionally crude), risqué (and frisqué), bawdy (Oh, lawdy!), flirty ('cuz we're purty), raunchy talk inside. Caveat lector.
Hee. The SO fixed the showerhead height at about seven feet. It'll be the first time in his life he doesn't have to stoop to take a shower.
When we lived in the little stone house in Wichita, the showerhead was at his chest. I looked at it when I scoped the house out, but it totally didn't ping for me. I'm 5'3"! It looked fine to me!
I should post the pictures before and after one of these days.
Yes, please!! Also waiting for pic of Aimee's new hair.
Thanks for all the good wishes for Byron. I'm really trying not to think about it being anything other than a simple infection. We have to take him to the regular vet on Friday for follow-up, so I guess we'll know more then.
Also waiting for pic of Aimee's new hair.
No camera!! BOOO no camera!
Also waiting for pic of Aimee's new hair.
Me too - draw a picture if you have to, though I doubt it would do you justice. Aimee = hawt.
Well, in meme news - I called HR and, as hypothesized, their workload had shifted and she is just now working on my stuff today. She said I should see the electronic copy later today. She mentioned something about coordinating effective dates, but that isn't a surprise. Am breathing a bit easier now.
Yay Suzi! ::hugs you:: It's so hard to wait for stuff like that.
This is as close a picture as I can find: [link]
The best part of dealing with an ignorant cuntwaffle of a caller who wants to rant for seven + minutes about how we are "holding" peoples' W2s for reasons incomprehensible to someone with even the most tenuous grasp on sanity?
Applying for another job while they do it.
Wired magazine has a bit on call-in customer service. They said the ideal employee was someone who was detail-oriented, unimaginative, focused on procedure, and lacked empathy.
Yay Suzi! Waiting sux0rs.