I don't know WTF happened to the alignment of the receipts in my previous entry, so sorry. They're all in <pre> tags, so it's strange. There is a center tag on the outside of all the table stuff, but I figured that'd affect the table itself and not it's contents. Whatever.
As for the birthday problem, things seem to be going rather smoothly. Adam has to go up to Staples this afternoon to return the keyboard he bought, and get one that connects via USB (something's wrong with the other keyboard port - what I don't exactly know, but I can say that the plug doesn't fit all the way into it), and he requested that I come with him to make sure he gets the right thing, so that way, we can stop by the bank on the way there, and then possibly going up to Sobeys sometime so I can get a card. Just handing her the money and saying "Happy Birthday" would really scream "I CAN'T BE BOTHERED TO DO ANYTHING SPECIAL FOR YOU".
Guh... the two other volunteers in here today (older women) are going on about "when I was a kid..." :x Talking about Woolco (what is now Wal-Mart) and other such things. I'd listen to music on my PSP, but then I have a feeling I'd get caught doing this, but really, they strike me as the type of people that wouldn't even turn on a computer if not specifically instructed to (not to mention that these computers are always on anyways), so I think I'm safe for the time being.
Michele's not in right now. She's out for lunch and then to run some errands or something, so chances are she won't be back for another 15 minutes at least.
I'm not looking forward to work tonight, because it's me, Josh, Jerome, and Kevin. Unless Jerome takes drive through, I can guarantee I'll be on it again. I hate that position, and I've explained why before. I need to remember to bring Josh's Age of Empires III CDs back in, because he was telling me last night that he downloaded the expansion or something, and needs to install the original game first.
Thinking though, when Jerome works, we usually end up ordering pizza or doing some sort of food swap, so that's something to look forward to.
 First time it happened it was leaking, the second time, the water that's supposed to keep the hot ingredients hot was cold, and I don't know what's happening this time. Lord knows all we need is to have to do a full Friday shift on mini.
Michele's back, so this is done.Quit or Keep Going?
Fun / Knit to This / Quit or Keep Going?
The internet has so many nooks and crannies. And everybody’s got a podcast.
We use Mailchimp to create Snippets, our weekly newsletter. (PLEASE PAY US FOR THIS ENDORSEMENT MAILCHIMP.) While cooking up a batch of fresh Snippets, up pops a podcast created by Mailchimp, “Going Through It,” in which Ann Friedman interviews women who are running businesses. In each episode, the woman talks about a pivotal moment in her work, where she had to decide whether to quit or to keep going.
Who hasn’t had that dilemma at some point?
I’ve listened to several of these at this point, and these women—smart, self-reflective, focused—illustrate through their dilemmas how integrated work and personal life are. What’s the line between them? There really isn’t one.
Completely excellent! Some of these women are extremely famous, others not. I guess that’s what makes it good listening. Everybody’s trying to figure it out.
You can find all the episodes right here.
PS MAILCHIMP WE TAKE VENMO, PAYPAL, SACKS OF NICKELS, WHATEVER.
Okay, I read the title and thought, “Oh no! Are they going to quit the daily newsletter!?!” This is the first thing I read every morning. I always enjoy the wit, education and inspiration you share. Keep up the excellent work!
MDK is the first thing I read, too! I’m going to start saving nickels (my least favorite coin) so I can send you a sack.
Yup, me, too. The. Very. First. Thing. Every. Morning.
I can’t help wondering why MailChimp needs our first and last names to send us Snippets via email. Please don’t tell me we’re going to start getting “personalized” Snippets: “Dear Ginny…”. UGH!
At first I thought this was gonna be about how Shopify ended its support for Mailchimp’s API, and how that is really messing with a a lot of people (me included, harumph). I am now thinking about what I’m going to do with my shop because their ‘patch’ app is pretty buggy and slow, and not a good solution in IMO. Any Shopify users out there having this same dilemma? Quit, or keep going?
Have binged this pod. Love it thank you!
I read the title and thought that it referred to a large, stalled knitting project. Then I read a little further and saw that it referred to bigger life projects, and then thought of your blog hiatus of a few years ago. I’m so very glad that you and Kay decided to Keep Going with the bigger, better, thoughtfully monetized blog, and hope that neither of your regrets that decision.  Thank you!
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Personal About Yourself I stream five days a week on twitch at www. Social Twitter Follow Name: Recent Profile Visitors The recent visitors block is disabled and is not being shown to other users. All-time high 5 Number of cashes 16, The Importance of "M". As you read this site, you will frequently hear me refer to a concept known as M. M is fairly simple even if its implications are complex. M simply represents the number of times the initial pot a player has in their stack. Later in the game, when blinds and antes get huge, your M will shrink.
M is therefore a handy guideline for how loose and aggressive you need to be during any given stage of the tournament. With a high M during the early levels you play for implied odds and big pots with monster hands, basically like you would in most cash games.
As M starts to shrink, raw hand value becomes vastly more important. Why use M instead of the more conventional for cash players, at least usage of big blinds in your stack? One reason is that you will be open pushing and picking up just the initial pot frequently in tournaments, which is something you basically never do in cash. Each time you do this, you can simply add one M to your stack, which is very convenient for getting your new M while playing multiple tables.
Забравшись на удобный предмет мебели, длинноногая сучка устроила на нем показ гениталий и не стесняясь поворачивалась к объективу всеми сторонами и широко раздвигала ноги.  Баловнице так хотелось получить семяизвержение на лицо, что она сделала первоклассный минет молодчику и когда ее мордашка стала покрыта семенем, то сказала, что хочет анального секса.
Слегка полная профурсетка с большими сиськами и гладко выбритой писькой не постеснялась снять с себя всю св