Sorry to jump into the middle of this with something totally unrelated, but I might be going to Hong Kong in a few weeks for some meetings about a potential new project that might also open up a few more opportunities for my company. For all sorts of reasons I can't even mention it elsewhere, and it's crazy making waiting to hear if it is happening and trying to account for what it might mean for my business.
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Hong Kong! That's a huge deal, ND, and I hope things go as smoothly as possible.
Oh wow. I hope it all connects soon.
I have some very good friends there if you like to have some local contacts.
I'm sure I will want some local contacts if this all happens. The initial trip would be probably a week long for meetings, but then if the whole project goes through I might be out there fora few weeks for installation and then possibly multiple trips back over the year after opening for maintenance.
Hong Kong! I wouldn't exactly say that Melbourne is on the way, but it is in the same hemisphere...
Hong Kong sounds like it would be cool. I hope it works out for you, ND.
That is very exciting ND! Wow! I am anxious to hear more when you are able to talk more about it.
Trudy, as suggested above I am taking the approach of expressing great concern that my friend is going to burn out with the ongoing stress of long term care on top of all her other stresses. Also I am insisting that she get mom to another doctor since this one obviously isn't taking a very serious situation seriously.
You're a good friend, Laura.
Of course, we already knew that :)
That's very exciting, ND! Good luck, or break a leg, or whatever's appropriate. ;). I do enjoy that sometimes there are things I want to say but not on Facebook or somewhere, but want to share (or vent), and this place is good for that.
SDs are not a mental illness, damn it.
Oh, right, I meant to respond to that earlier.
And...what she said.
I sit corrected.
Still? Denial.