On Grey's, even before the very end of the episode, I was thinking how easy it would be to find statuses of various people's contracts, but how strong I was to resist!
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Natter 70: Hookers and Blow
Off-topic discussion. Wanna talk about corsets, duct tape, or physics? This is the place. Detailed discussion of any current-season TV must be whitefonted.
Hoping msbelle and mac are eating all the ice cream.
Yes. I hope it went well and that you have a calm drama free weekend. Of all the mothers in my life I'd say msbelle that you deserve a peaceful Mother's Day this weekend.
Michelle Bachmann is giving up her Swiss citizenship: [link] I have to say what an OUTRAGE it is that a foreign citizen would run for president!!!
That whole thing is just Palin-levels of baffling.
In Australia, we actually do have a rule that you can't run for Parliament if you hold foreign citizenship. (If I wanted to run, I'd have to renounce my UK citizenship.)
Grey's I did not see that coming. I thought that the job offers in other hospitals was more than sufficient to give them an out if anyone decided not to renew their contract.
I caught the very end of Grey's ... wow.
In Australia, we actually do have a rule that you can't run for Parliament if you hold foreign citizenship. (If I wanted to run, I'd have to renounce my UK citizenship.)
It makes sense!
It makes sense!
It does rather. Makes far more sense than America's rule that people born OS can't be President. (Australia has had many PMs from overseas, including the incumbent, Julia Gillard. Our third PM was born in Chile.)
I have to write a cover letter for a job that's not a perfect fit for me and that has potentially serious problems (the commute). But I have to apply for this job because it's only the 3rd job in my field that's been posted in the last 9 months. (Job 1 they decided to fill with two part-time positions at a lower level, job 2 I applied for a month ago and heard nothing yet.)