I had Publix chicken for dinner and we watched Leverage.

Today I had my interview. I was confused over who with because there are several store managers. But it went really well. I'm nervous because it's such a big department. There are 15 people just in the shoe dept and to compare there are 17 on the entire sales floor at my store. But I would just focus on selling and then delegating certain things and rotating who works in what part of the shoe department.

And my hourly rate wouldn't go up BUT the commission is 8.5% and I would get monthly bonus when monthly sales goal is met.

When I was leaving the manager I interviewed with mentioned she had moved someone from cosmetics to the Michael Kors salon and there was drama in the shoe dept and she said "and it should die down when you start....if you start ".

I have a second phone interview with the shoe dept manager on Monday.

Agreed, Tep. I have never used my uterus! It causes me nothing but trouble! Why must I still be a martyr to it? (Although, maybe there are hormones or something, and I know one is probably better off not messing with it unless there are strong reasons to do so.)

It has been many months, maybe over a year, since my uterus made a fuss. I think it's finally done, but it's snuck up on me before. It is deeply satisfying to be past it.

How do I phrase the email to tell my landlord that I'll be moving at the end of May? I also need to check that it's OK to give his contact info to the bank, because they need to ask him if I've paid my rent on time. (I have. Always. I've got it set up on my bank account so that the check goes out each month and I don't need to remember anything.)

I would keep it formal - per section X1.a of the lease agreement I am giving notice that I will be vacating the apartment May 31. Use whatever wording is in the lease. I wouldn't ask about giving his info to the bank just advise him it is being done.

An experienced landlord should expect that his information would be given out.

How do I phrase the email to tell my landlord that I'll be moving at the end of May? I also need to check that it's OK to give his contact info to the bank, because they need to ask him if I've paid my rent on time. (I have. Always. I've got it set up on my bank account so that the check goes out each month and I don't need to remember anything.)

"Dueces on 5/31. Thanks for nothing." Or, if you want to be "professional" about it -

Dear [Landlord]

I write to inform you that I will be moving out of my unit as of May 31, 2019. Per _ of my lease dated X, this letter serves as the required __ days' notice of terminating the lease" (or whatever language is in the lease.

I'm just going to countdown the minutes until ltc goes back to school tomorrow. She is adorable and delightful most of the time, but I swear she has not stopped talking for a week unless she's asleep.

My son Bobby is still a non-stop talker. He was the best travel companion when I was driving to NY and back because there was no falling asleep with Mr. Chatterbox. Also, he will sing along with classic rock songs. When he gets on a roll I now turn to his wife and advise her that he just makes all this shit up. Actually he just watches a lot of Discovery, History, and other informative type programs and remembers everything, and shares.

Announcement: 47 is too damn old to still be having a period.

I had one my 48th year. At the beginning of it. And now at 49, I am FREEEEEEEEREEEEEEE!