A deck, a warm evening, a glass of wine, and …
Now we’ll see if we can’t translate that into a job.
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Odd. Coulda sworn I’d made another entry since Christmas. Time flies when your having a life. Cats Seems I always start off with a cats update. If I had the time, I’d ponder what this said about me. As it is, I’ll just write it off as sad, unworthy of further speculation, and move on….
Aspirusing to a new job?
Well, the Aspirus movement seems to be growing slowly but surely. I continue to get daily hits from search engines that have been instructed to seek out “aspirus” on the net, but now I note I am not the only Dear Diary journal to come up on these searches. I also note with interest that…
And my 14,000th visitor is …
… some guy who did a Google search on turtle tanks. sigh
Frozen in Time
January 27, 1967. I was ten years old. I was one of those geek kids who was completely enamored with the space program. These were the days when they still wheeled the big television set into the classroom so we could watch take-offs and landings. On this day I was in the living room, laying…
Expectations and Perspectives
It seems like there should be so much to write now, but in reality my days are all much the same. I get up, take my pills, force myself to eat, watch television, take more pills, force myself to eat, watch more television, take more pills, force myself to eat, watch more television, take more…
Because it has to be said:
From today’s New York Times article on the Supreme Court hearing the case regarding the Pledge of Allegiance and “one nation under God”: Chief Justice William H. Rehnquist noted that Congress unanimously added the words “under God” in the pledge in 1954. “That doesn’t sound divisive,” he said. This strikes me as a very strange…
You’re probably just winding up your dentist’s appointment right now. I’m sure everything there went well and now you have to get your butt to school and study your head off. Eat something around five so a growling stomach doesn’t distract you. Don’t forget to have a nice cup of espresso or two about half an hour before the test. (Studies show that caffeine before a test improves scores, you know.) Then a trip to the bathroom immediately before. Those are my own little tricks to make sure I don’t have any distractions. With those suggestions I’m sure you’ll do very well on the test. (((hugs for luck)))
Good luck!
And try not to cram right up until the last minute – I always find it’s better to put my books away at least an hour before the exam, and spend the remaining time just relaxing, maybe reading some light fiction or something – it gives your brain a bit of time to process what you’ve learnt (otherwise you risk only being able to recall the last thing you tried to memorise!), and going into an exam in a relaxed state of mind is always a good idea.
But I’m sure you don’t need this advice anyway – you’ll blow them away!
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Fingers firmly crossed for you. I’ve every confidence that you’ve done brilliantly.
Yayy! Congratulations!!!!
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Hurrah!
Enjoy that well-deserved glass of wine.
No score?
but,
COOL!!
CONGRATULATIONS
Woo hoo and hip hip hoorah! (*does happy dance*) Congratulations!
RYC: I’m never convinced by my sketching ability – I almost didn’t upload those ones because they didn’t seem to me to look anything like what they were supposed to.
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Congrats! I never doubted you. (But I’d still love to know your score and the scores of your classmates.)
Yay!!!!
Congratulations and good luck on the job hunt.