I'm pretty concerned about my nails as well -- I did a crappy job on them Thursday night and am not sure they will hold out til the end of the week. At least the color is light, so it won't be noticeable if they don't.
Natter 75: More Than a Million Natters Served
Off-topic discussion. Wanna talk about corsets, duct tape, butt kicking, or physics? This is the place. Detailed discussion of any current-season TV must be whitefonted.
I want to do zero work. I also want to eat all the food. Alas I am at work and my car is at shop so I cannot leave.
I also want to do zero work! Alas.
I want to do zero work and I kind of have nothing I need to do. It's weird. But I guess I need to be here in case something comes up? Meh.
Remember how nice it was on LJ where you could turn comments off and on for a particular thread or post, even after it was underway?
Ooh, I bet I know what brought that on. Yeah, that does seem like a desirable feature, doesn't it?
As always, let me know if you want me to shut up.
And honestly, the whole thing for me is tied into this weird experience I had yesterday, where I refrained from commenting on a high school classmate's post. He's close friends with people I'm close with, but we were never connected that closely.
He posted about an NYT oped (I think), written by a black man, working through feelings of "should I just give up on white people." And I was going to comment, my response being, "Since black people can't go into Starbucks or ask for directions, why not?", but it felt like kind of performative woke white woman charges into black people's social media space to show what a good ally she is.
Dana, nope, you're fine! (As is everyone who's jumping in with excellent points while also keeping it remarkably civil.)
Things you learn in medical editing: there is an ophthalmic condition called "progressive outer retinal necrosis", and clinicians do indeed abbreviate it "PORN". (Even though I wanted to leave it in the article, I had to delete it, because it wasn't used a second time, and we only leave abbreviations in if they're used more than 5 times.)
Things you learn in medical editing: there is an ophthalmic condition called "progressive outer retinal necrosis", and clinicians do indeed abbreviate it "PORN". (Even though I wanted to leave it in the article, I had to delete it, because it wasn't used a second time, and we only leave abbreviations in if they're used more than 5 times.)
Have you ever before had to make an edit because a submitted article just didn't have enough PORN?