He did do that odd perfume ad.
And, as expected, KCD is calling orthodontia a luxury he can't afford for at least a year. Doesn't help that his dental coverage doesn't include ortho coverage and we had used mine on CJ's Phase I work a bunch of years ago. One bummer of being at one company a long time, no new dental coverage to reset the ortho limits.
I can cover the cost, but I really want to get a committment from KCD that he will pay half, at some point. I'm willing to be flexible. I'm just not sure what to do next. I knew this was coming...doesn't make it easier.
Got through my first day as a permanent employee without getting fired, woohoo!
Timelies all!
We are in the midst of Cleaning! All! The! Things! in preparation for houseguests arriving tomorrow.(One of our guests for Conterpoint is from England, and she and her husband decided to come in early to play tourist.)
My anxious customer is wanting to get home to the hockey game. She's going to be a little late, and she's not happy.
You hockey people are weird. Howe are you going to survive an entire series?
Jilli, you have one of these [link] right?
Enjoy the tour guide role, Sheryl. No shortage of destinations in your areas.
One reason aside from botantical to count tomato as a fruit is it has a lot more sugar than most non-starchy veggies. So if you are watching calories but don't want to actually go to the trouble of counting it helps to think of a tomato as the equivalent of, say, a clementine, rather than as the equivalent of some mushrooms or a side of spinach. So in a context like the one where Teppy brought in up, nutrition, noting that a tomato is a fruit rather than a vegetable is more than pedantry. If we were comparing deliciousness, the distinction would be less important.
I am updating my resume, which is possibly more painful than job hunting.
