Huh, ATV....that might be fun. Impractical for most of the year (can't really load one on the honda....)
My thought is, keep the Honda, and buy an ATV. I believe they are a LOT less than a new car. Only use the ATV when there is snow. Drive the Honda the rest of the time. I do not see the ATV as a substitute for your car, just a temp measure, that might be easier than a snowmobile. Plus, I think snowmobiles want a certain thickness of snow to drive on, or it hurts the tracks... or something like that. Especially on the hard road.
{headdesk} I took vicodin in the middle of the night, on an empty stomach. No wonder nausea hit as soon as I was upright. Duh, stoopid erin, don't do that again!
Somebody tell me to step away from the free Kindle cookbooks from a hundred years ago.
Somebody tell me to step away from the free Kindle cookbooks from a hundred years ago.
Oh, nifty! I read one on dealing with WWI rationing that was really interesting.
How hard is cross country skiing to pick up when you only practice every 5 years or so?
It isn't really difficult at all. Regular skiing spoofs me because I am too timid for speed, but cross country is easy enough and I only do it very rarely.
Oh, nifty! I read one on dealing with WWI rationing that was really interesting.
"Foods that Will Win the War and How to Cook Them"? I got that one, too.
Gotta love the innnnnteresting spellings... nudels,
You could practice by getting a NordicTrack... remember when those things were the fitness craze? We had one for sure.
Congrats to MM!
Quick sum up: had meeting with boss and talked to E. I am not fired but I have pretty much no confidence that things will really improve - boss is not going to be taking that kind of leadership role. I'm not sure he can. Met with mentor last night - he's going to pursue more jobs so he'll have enough work to keep me busy. In the meantime I'm going to pick a thing that I'm good at and want to use to contribute to current company and just do it. I was super drained and depressed this weekend but am feeling a little better now.
not fired is good. sometimes that's as good as it gets for the moment.
I think you're handling this in the very best way. Was there anything said in the meeting which you can learn/change from? Since you can't change your bosses and their lack of leadership, was there anything you can use to help improve your own work? That's usually the only benefit to be gained from a situation like this, sadly.
