My company just sent out the tactful announcement that "we have elected not to take part in the optional tax deferral program

Given they would just have to put the money somewhere to send it in later, it makes perfect sense to opt out.

it is now snowing in Boulder.

~ma, Vortex

Close at hand Thai is a very good thing.

I was too late for lobster roll lunch as they ran out, but had tasty sandwiches nonetheless. DH still thinks I am odd for finding the fog so interesting. But fog! Islands and boats that you see one moment and not the next.

Snow! Cool, literally.

Snow!

might have shifted back to rain temporarily: it's just 33 degrees here

My software has gone offline. My software program that houses all the drawings and all the MAPs, Travelers, etc. That 80% of the company uses for a large portion of their jobs. Hopefully just restarting the server will fix it. Of course, even if I were on site today, I am not worthy to have access to the server room. Our IT guy was let go back in March. We have IT onsite one day a week - Thursdays. Who could have guessed that this might be a problem? WHO?

Texted & emailed our Thursday guy, who's not answering his phone. Submitted a ticket, currently on hold with IT central. And, because I'm also not worthy of being salaried, I have to clock out in...6 minutes while still keeping the site updated with developments. Easy peasy.

Well, that sure sounds fun, Epic.

Congrats, Gud!

Woo hoo, Shir!

Side-job~ma, Vortex.

My company opted out as well. Their words: "accounting nightmare."

I have to design an RFP this week and I don't wanna.

I'm not sure if RFPs or the actual proposal is the worst; they're both awful.

I am not much for campaign merchandise, but I do kinda like this t-shirt: [link]

I saw a sign yesterday that said 'Share Facts Not Germs', which I thought was nifty. There are a number of Believe Science signs around.