Because she was UK based never heard of Claire Rayner. But she sounds like she was an amazing woman, and chose great last words. [link] "Tell David Cameron that if he screws up my beloved NHS, I'll come back and haunt him". I have a suspicion my last words will be "Oh shit, what a stupid way to ...".
'Sleeper'
Spike's Bitches 46: Don't I get a cookie?
[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.
Thanks for that, Typo Boy.
Truckloads of ~ma to you, amyth, and to your family.
Claire Rayner was an absolute legend of a woman.
Yes, I should be in bed. But being the geek I am, I open the copypastecharacter dot com page that was linked here awhile back, and start copying symbols, and adding a dot com and seeing if there is a website. Seems ⁂ has a funny single page site. [link]
Due to clicking on omnis's link, I discovered Google is celebrating the 115th anniversary of the discovery of x-rays.
Much coolness.
Timelies all.
Just skipped and skimmed, and the vegan Thanksgiving conversation now has me earwomed with Dar Willaims' "The Christians and the Pagans."
Even Lois ships Clark/Bruce [link] (fic).
Liese, was it perchance about my supervisor/trainee ratio (she hopes a little selfishly)? Also, would love to hear more about your training when you have the brane.
Just lost a morning with my trainees due to meeting confusion (not mine) and will be in meetings a good chunk of tomorrow, too. ::sigh::
smonster, I don't have facts&figures for you, but if you are meant to act as a mentor to these people, then 1:5 is really the limit for getting to know them, and for them to get to know you, to develop the trust and respect.
Much, much ~ma, amyth.
Claire Raynor was tops.
Your comments policy sounds awesome, Shir!
After a tough weekend thinking it through (and also enjoying the company of my dad, not-stepmother and their hearing dog), I've just asked to go part-time at uni. (I say asked. I sent a clearly-worded e-mail saying that's what is going to happen, with the subtext I WILL SUE THE ARSES OFF YOU IF YOU ARGUE running through it very pointedly.) Mostly I feel relieved and a lot freer. There's residual seriously-pissed-off-ness that disability continues to prevent me from working full-time, but it is what it is. (And there's also the uni's epic support fail making it worse, so it's not like it's just about my crappiness.)