Yup. I have definitely reached the MOAR COFFEE portion of my morning. Since it's almost afternoon.
'Serenity'
Natter 71: Someone is wrong on the Internet
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.
I think it's that I accidentally left the coffee on the burner too long and it isn't as delicious as it could be.
My used suits and other work clothes just got passed on by a second resale shop. They are just classic-cut pant suits, straight jackets. nothing out-dated looking. such a bummer. Then I looked on the local dress for success site and they are not accepting anything smaller than size 16. I guess I will try to ebay them, I was hoping to avid that effort, but I think I need to try and get some money.
Did I post here about my disappointing consignment experience? They took two things out of my pile, and they both sold, and I'm getting $12. For a nice sweater and brand-new Kate Spade wallet! Fuck that. I really should have put the wallet on eBay, but from now on, clothes are just going to Goodwill.
I think it's that I accidentally left the coffee on the burner too long and it isn't as delicious as it could be.
Woes. You know the only solution to this, right?
You know the only solution to this, right?
Affogato.
I think there's a cultural difference between software shops that sell software products as opposed to software services
I have worked for and with both, though.
Tep, I am lusting after that shirt HARD CORE.
I too have a ton of clothes I need to drop off at Goodwill.
Apparently it's supposed to snow like crazy? It's already pretty chilly here, 20 degrees. I'm supposed to tour the KC Google Fiber office tomorrow morning, and I really don't want to miss it.
You know the only solution to this, right?
Affogato.
Next time I'm asking you first. My solution was to wait for it to get cold and then toss it.
I could wear jeans to work every day, but as I've only one pair I don't. The NGO dress code can be pretty flexible. Some people come to work in lovely suits, some in the work clothes they'd wear in their home countries, and some in various interpretations of business casual. And then there's the classic public health professional "my field placement was more wide-ranging than yours" miscellany of tunic, trousers, scarves, and jewelry sourced from as many continents as one can claim to have worked in. I'm just jealous that I can only wear a necklace and shawl from Senegal with my J.Jill outfits.
Today I'm working from home in sweat pants and a Valhalla Calling t-shirt.