Aims ... that's such a mess. With the usual 20/20 hindsight I'd say: the consultant should have informed management first (I'm assuming his message meant that your computers would be out of operation on the day of the move); management should have informed the staff that the computer wouldn't be operational but that people should show up to move; and the receptionist should have asked first.

Everyone's wrong but you. You're pretty AND right.

Aims, I would also be totally annoyed if I knew I had to be there to assist with the move and some other fool in the office assumed s/he would not be. I kind of forgot about smaller company moves. I helped move offices a couple of times over the years, but now work in a gigantic corporation. We moved about a year ago and they hired a company to come in and move everything. All we had to do was box up our personal items and mark the boxes and our equipment (with colored stickers, as you are doing).

That's what we do too, GC. They let us out early on Friday and move everything over the weekend.

when we cleaned out her stuff after she died last year, we found the braid! She'd kept it for nearly forty years!

My braids are in the bottom drawer of my mother's desk and have been for 40 years.

P-C, much ~ma for your grandfather.

Sigh.

All of my doctor's have my biopsy results. None of them will tell me what the results are.

Seeing as these are the doctors that faxed me the blood tests and the ultrasound results, I am assuming the worst.

{{{{Aims}}}}

{{{Aims}}} When are they supposed to tell you the results?

I have an appointment with my endocrinologist on Monday. I will not wait that long. I will park my pleasantly plump ass in the waiting room of Dr. C's office unitl His Gorgeousness makes an appearance and tells me what's what.

Okay, this is awesome (Joe, I'm looking at you):

Tauntaun Sleeping Bag

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