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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Moonridden: Thanks for letting me know.
I knew that I’ve been a little graphics intense recently, but I’ve been blissfully unaware it was giving dial-uppers conniptions. I’ve been intending to figure out how to use thumbnails, and it looks like I’ll be doing that before my next entry. If I can, I’ll go back and replace some of the more graphics…
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Tendon release surgery went well Wednesday. I came out of anesthesia with a dry nose that turned very drippy in the recovery room; by the time I woke up Thursday morning it was a full-blown head cold. I must have been ready to break with the cold going into surgery. Hand-wise things are going well….
Candle Lighting in US tonight?
I just received this e-mail: > Just announced on the radio … > The U.S. has asked that everyone step out on their lawns tonight at 10:30 > (10:30 EASTERN TIME…. 9:30 Central, 8:30 Mountain, 7:30 Pacific) and > light a candle. They will be taking a satellite picture of the U.S. and > posting…
The twenty-first of the month.
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Per Allimom’s instructions ….
OK, I’d sworn off quizzes, but since you asked nicely I’ll do another one. Just this once, mind you. For anyone else who is interested in participating, check out Allimom’sentry for today. By the way, Alli … I DID do a parody of “Proud Mary” called “Waitin’ on a Liver”. Lil says it needs a…
My first good laugh in a while.
When NASA first started sending up astronauts, they quickly discovered that ballpoint pens would not work in zero gravity. To combat the problem, NASA scientists spent a decade and $12 billion to develop a pen that writes in zero gravity, upsidedown, underwater, on almost any surface including glass and at temperatures ranging from below freezing…
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.