dilettante
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I'm sorry, I should have just shut up.Yes, oh so funny
I'm sorry, I should have just shut up.Yes, oh so funny
Ken, are temps in the 90s typical for late May in your part of Texas?
A Karen customer that even the boss laughed at!I'm back it's 4.30pm... it's a lovely sunny if windy day... I got my nails done while I was out and there was a verbal punch up in the Nail salon between the nail technician and a customer. The customer was complaining at every little thing from the time I walked in, and the technician just kept silent..
.. till finally after about 20 minutes of this the T had had enough and she shouted back.. and the fight was on. Very funny really.. because I was getting my nails done, with my back to the fighting woman.. and her T started telling her story of what was going on, over our heads to the boss who was doing my nails.. of course talking in Vietnamese.. well that was the finish for the Fighting lady, she started screaming. ''don't you dare talk to each other in your own language''... I was laughing so much, the boss started laughing with me
I thought I deserved a treat after all I've been through this week so I got some Krispy kremes... miniatures... I'm having them now with my cuppa tea...![]()
no the boss was laughing at ME laughing at the stupid Karen.... and he got in such a good mood he told a joke in Vietnamese to one of the other technicians ( male ).. and then he told it to me in broken English, and he couldn't stop laughing while he was telling it ..... I'm sure the fighting woman felt sure we were taking the P out of her...A Karen customer that even the boss laughed at!
Save one of those Krispy Kremes for me, please. And did you remember to pick up a quart of milk for me? And some dark chocolate?
I did the krispy Kremes for you, and I did get dark chocolate Lindor no less... the chocolate is in the fridge waiting for you.. and there's only 2 Krispy kremes left so you better be quick..A Karen customer that even the boss laughed at!
Save one of those Krispy Kremes for me, please. And did you remember to pick up a quart of milk for me? And some dark chocolate?
Too late, GG! I already snagged the Lindor chocolate. You can have the Krispy Kremes though.@hollydolly I'm on the way![]()
...cuz none of us are earning any money...How come everybody else gets to stay up and play or watch TV or go out to a park or to a movie, but I have to go to bed?![]()
I wanna stay up until it's dark because I'm on firefly watch. When I see the first one, it's officially summer (forget the silly calendar).
Reckon those pesky cookies will still be there tomorrow morning? LOL
Thank you so much GG@OneEyedDiva Oh, my. I had no idea that you've had that kind of health problem and for so long! Glad to hear that you're on top of it.
Also, the co-worker I'm currently complaining about is the one about to get canned, yes. She's the one whose g'mother is the HR lady. However, we've had a parade of people coming and going in the past couple of years. They won't or don't work/don't show up/fight (sometimes physically!) with other employees/flat out refuse to do certain tasks/find hiding places to sleep...the list goes on!
@packleader The flowers are beautiful (well...so are your pups). I envy you getting to see flowers all year long. Can you even imagine how broke I'd be if I lived out there? LOL For me, it's only about 6-8 months that I drain my bank account for the garden!
@hollydolly This probably sounds really tacky, but I can hardly wait for a report about S2BX's reaction to the financial disclosure stuff. I bet his head is spinning (and rightly so!).
I slept like a rock last night and didn't get up until after 5. After the night before and what only amounted to a two-hour nap, it was a real treat.
When I got up yesterday I wondered about BP so got DSIL's BP monitor and took BP...it wasn't quite at 200 over 90, but close. Stroke City! At the eye doc yesterday, the tech took my blood pressure first thing. It was soooo normal at 138 over 63. I think it was a version of a big sigh, knowing that I don't go to work for a whole week starting when I leave the bakery Saturday morning. Woohoo and stuff.
So. I'm off today and have plenty of gardening stuff to do. Little things that I've put off by calling them "winter work" or "I'll do it later" or whatever excuse I can think of. If the lord's willing and the creeks don't rise, I won't feed my addiction to the garden centers...remains to be seen, of course.
I have coverage through OptumRx myself. While they do try to sell me their mail pharmacy service, the copays at a local physical pharmacy are pretty reasonable for my plan. I get detailed monthly reports that are useful to me in monitoring my out of pocket costs. I also get a pharmacist call each year to confirm my current prescriptions and supplements, and a report mailed to me covering what we discussed along with cautions and suggestions. That call does soft-sell their pharmacy by mail but I can pretty easily decline.I checked the price on Optum's website and found that it may be cheaper to get it from the local pharmacy. The rep was very pleasant, helpful and efficient, which I appreciated; I reflected that in the after call survey.
Some of my meds are about the same price and may be cheaper at the local pharmacy, but most are not (I'm taking a lot of stuff). I don't know if that's because my coverage is through my retiree health benefits plan. Cost is one of the reasons I've always taken advantage of the mail option. I also get that yearly call to go over my medication list. I avoided the call for a few weeks this time (they literally called every day).I have coverage through OptumRx myself. While they do try to sell me their mail pharmacy service, the copays at a local physical pharmacy are pretty reasonable for my plan. I get detailed monthly reports that are useful to me in monitoring my out of pocket costs. I also get a pharmacist call each year to confirm my current prescriptions and supplements, and a report mailed to me covering what we discussed along with cautions and suggestions. That call does soft-sell their pharmacy by mail but I can pretty easily decline.
Mostly upper 80's...Ken, are temps in the 90s typical for late May in your part of Texas?
The fox guarding the hen house, LOLY'all behave while I'm at work. @hollydolly Take names!