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My :bestwishes: and :hug: to anyone who needs them, I'm afraid I didn't have much of a presence on the Watch recently. That's not through much of a decision of mine, it's mostly work+other distractions+having little access to my computer most of the time. Hopefully this is quite temporary.
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Iolanthe wrote:Andrew seems to be OK now. He hasn't had any more falling down attacks, and they seem to be putting it down to "exhaustion"!! Fingers crossed it won't happen again.
Good news!

Oh, a change is coming, feel these doors now closing
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I am having another of my super-hyper-happy days...

In about an hour, I get to teach my algebra student the lesson with the "FOIL" mnemonic...
...and in connection with a little class tradition that goes on at her school, I'm planning to wear some aluminum foil when I go to the library for that lesson.
I think I'll go with the "traditional" tin-foil hat and see if I get any comments. :lol:
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Linna Heartlistener wrote:I am having another of my super-hyper-happy days...

In about an hour, I get to teach my algebra student the lesson with the "FOIL" mnemonic...
...and in connection with a little class tradition that goes on at her school, I'm planning to wear some aluminum foil when I go to the library for that lesson.
I think I'll go with the "traditional" tin-foil hat and see if I get any comments. :lol:
A guy I dated in college actually wound up wearing a tinfoil yarmulke to keep the CIA from microwaving his thoughts... for real.

I had some interesting boyfriends. This was not one of my better picks, but we did make some memories. :roll:
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been one month on our diet - have lost 11 pounds.

next month (maybe) getting an operation for carpal tunnel syndrome.
both right elbow and right wrist.

have one quarter of Christmas shopping done.
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Eleven pounds in a month is great. WTG sarge!
No fun about the carpal tunnel though.
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The last few days have not been good. My little sister lost her battle with cancer on Saturday.
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Thinking of you Damelon.
I am playing all the right notes, but not necessarily in the right order!

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Damelon wrote:The last few days have not been good. My little sister lost her battle with cancer on Saturday.
Condolences to you and your family. This has been a really rough year for you to say the least.
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Sorry to hear about it Damelon. Will be thinking of you.

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So sorry for your loss, Damelon. My condolences to you and your family. :hug:

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Heartfelt condolences.
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scheduling surgery of next month. need the time off from work. holidays are always rough and we are so shorthanded.
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Yesterday, my damned computer wouldn't work. After a lengthy diagnostic process, my inability to pinpoint any specific problem (nothing had changed) led me to do a windows reinstall...which included backing up all my steam games in preparation for re-installing them.

Turns out the problem was my firewall. How did I find out? When I re-installed it, it promptly caused the same problem. Which simultaneously prevented me from uninstalling it.

Finally worked around that, and re-installed a few basics, and while I was doing so, I discovered that my ISP has blocked P2P networks.

Got around that (for a few bucks a month) by 1am and left it at that.

So here I sit with a whole bunch of stuff still to install. Bloody computers. :lol:

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Avatar wrote:Yesterday, my damned computer wouldn't work. After a lengthy diagnostic process, my inability to pinpoint any specific problem (nothing had changed) led me to do a windows reinstall...which included backing up all my steam games in preparation for re-installing them.

Turns out the problem was my firewall. How did I find out? When I re-installed it, it promptly caused the same problem. Which simultaneously prevented me from uninstalling it.

Finally worked around that, and re-installed a few basics, and while I was doing so, I discovered that my ISP has blocked P2P networks.

Got around that (for a few bucks a month) by 1am and left it at that.

So here I sit with a whole bunch of stuff still to install. Bloody computers. :lol:

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I'm pretty sure responses like that are why it's a lot of peoples' least favourite word in this context. ;)
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I'm Murrin wrote:I'm pretty sure responses like that are why it's a lot of peoples' least favourite word in this context. ;)
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Still waiting for you to make a third good decision, where you seize your artistic destiny and move to La Connor, Roslyn, Taos, or some similar community that will nurture your abilities...and get you away from The City that sucking your life away. Slower than it used to, but still doing it.
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Savor Dam wrote:Still waiting for you to make a third good decision, where you seize your artistic destiny and move to La Connor, Roslyn, Taos, or some similar community that will nurture your abilities...and get you away from The City that sucking your life away. Slower than it used to, but still doing it.
4/15 is the earliest I can leave. I am lease bound and legal bound.
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lorin wrote:your favorite word

A-P-P-L-E
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At least with a PC when something goes wrong, I can fix it myself, even if it takes a while. :P

And in other news, I finally sorted out my shelving problem. Spent 10 hours yesterday putting up new book shelves and re-shelving all my books.

I don't have a single book lying on the floor anymore. (I'll post pics later.) And now, under the terms of my agreement with the GF, I can start buying books again. :D

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