She ok? Problems with the pusher-man?This summer ####ing sucks.
Mom’s got maybe 2-3 months.She ok? Problems with the pusher-man?
Mom’s oncologist wouldn’t give her a timeline until he knew more. Last week he finally told her “six months from diagnosis”. She was diagnosed in April.Daaaaamn
#### summer sandwich. Sorry, mang, on all fronts.
But at least you have it off.
Eta. Didn't realize the prognosis was that short for your mom. Dammit.
in Madison? or Milwaukee?I’ll be there over Labor Day weekend. if you want to grab a beer. Friday and Sunday are wide open until a concert Sunday night. @mr. furley and @strykerpks you’re welcome too. Just PM me closer to the end of the month and/or when I’m there. I get in on Friday and leave Tuesday. Or you can just watch me sitting 4 rows behind home plate at the Brewers game on Labor Day. Your choice
I’m kind of a #### and I know it.You're a good guy, Tanner. Sorry to hear you're going through all this. When we ever meet, I'll buy you a drink and I promise to never, ever touch you.
We're all #####. Are we big huge "there's a category for us on pronhub" ##### or just little "there's another weird category for us on pronhub" #####? It's all about perspective, man.I’m kind of a #### and I know it.
My biggest fear is being a burden to anyone.
I’m in Spring Green and New Glarus on Saturday so Madison that day (more or less) and the rest of the weekend in Milwaukee.in Madison? or Milwaukee?
That's sucks...I worked for Fox. Fox was bought by disney. Disney has decided they don't need my department. this blows. I'm out of a job on 9/27.
he's got that, plus 39 weeks severance. but definitely still wishing him the best for a good landing spot.That's sucks...
Bright side? You have a month and a half to find a new gig. Good luck.
thanks... it's been a rough haul this summer in particular. some dumb luck in terms of timing, but also the aforementioned issues working with/for the boss that should be much improved with the next round of projects if I stay.take the new job flop. from a distance, you haven't seemed too thrilled with the current one.
Adding my support for this. From what little you've shared it has never come across that you've been that in love with the place you are, just "okay" with it. May as well take a shot on something that could be more than "okay", especially if they'll pay you what you're actually worth.DA RAIDERS said:take the new job flop. from a distance, you haven't seemed too thrilled with the current one.
Yup. And maybe this is hard to measure, but really it comes down to which job would offer you a better all around quality of life?Adding my support for this. From what little you've shared it has never come across that you've been that in love with the place you are, just "okay" with it. May as well take a shot on something that could be more than "okay", especially if they'll pay you what you're actually worth.
Good luck and I hope you get the job.El Floppo said:he's got that, plus 39 weeks severance. but definitely still wishing him the best for a good landing spot.
my own job-front... I am waiting to hear an offer from a place that my former superior has been trying to get me to join for the last year.
not sure its coming (I asked for a 50% bump) and not sure I want it if it comes, but might be a better long term option. the guy I worked under for 5 years at my last gig turned into a friend, and has relayed that my interviews went well and that interviewers both want me, but now a question of the boss-man (starchitect) and HR approving and offering.
I'm not a fan of starting over... and I'm only just pushing through the starting over phase (year and a half later) at my new gig. tbh, it's not been a ball of fun here- but mostly because of the growing pains of getting used to working under somebody new. with 2 big projects 2/3 of the way under my belt, I feel like the next new project will go much easier. and the easy time here is nice and easy. plus, we get payed for hours worked... which makes the evenings past 9 or 10 more palatable. plus, projects are run individually here- which I like. no coordinating internal teams and schedules- I'm responsible for making sure it all works. and the projects are all within my wheelhouse, comfort wise.
the other place is big, same type of work but arguably the top in the world at it (residential)... so huge projects all over the world for the famous/rich. I've designed for those kind of clients before, but not in a firm this large with a structure like theirs (internal teams). I've also worked for a volatile starchitect type before and that was a really bad match for me. the work is beautiful and would push me in ways this current place can't/ won't... which is good and bad (more low-key here). the other place has great benefits and if they match my offer, pays much better with a lot more room to grow.... from pay/benefit/responsibility standpoint.
hadn't meant to brain-dump there... tl;dr... overthinking getting a new job.
Jellystone?Finally getting around to going through vacation photos, editing, etc. Makes me pretty much just want to quit and go hiking for the rest of my life.
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I see Grand Teton, Jellystone, Bryce, and I think Zion.Jellystone?
Grand Tetons...heh heh heh hehI see Grand Teton, Jellystone, Bryce, and I think Zion.
Yup, and a couple shots in Capitol Reef.I see Grand Teton, Jellystone, Bryce, and I think Zion.
ETA: Arches, too.
Dang bears kept trying to steal my pic-a-nic basket!Jellystone?
Dont go to red rock on the weekend if you want to have any fun with that slingshot.To continue the hiking talk....
I'll be seeing Red Rock Canyon and doing a tour of the Grand Canyon in October.
Any general suggestions/tips?
We're not hard-core hikers and we're renting a Slingslot for the 13 mile drive around Red Rock.
Every park I've ever been to out west invokes this feeling for me. Anyone who has ever been, and says "we need less of these", is doing it wrong.Finally getting around to going through vacation photos, editing, etc. Makes me pretty much just want to quit and go hiking for the rest of my life.
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What a trip! How long were you gone?Yup, and a couple shots in Capitol Reef.
Congrats. Here's to being a curmudgeon for years to come.UCLA doctor called this morning with results from last week's biopsies. All good news.
Everything is still negative. Will still need at least one surgery to remove benign growths. And possibly one more surgical biopsy just to be on the safe side.
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Congrats. Here's to being a curmudgeon for years to come.UCLA doctor called this morning with results from last week's biopsies. All good news.
Everything is still negative. Will still need at least one surgery to remove benign growths. And possibly one more surgical biopsy just to be on the safe side.
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19 days in total. I was definitely lucky that my boss was cool with me being gone that long (to be fair, I gave him 2 years notice of my trip so he had plenty of time to plan around it).What a trip! How long were you gone?
I have a Nikon D5100. I shot mostly with the stock 18-55mm lens and a 55-200mm lens. It's getting a bit long in the tooth and I'd love to go mirrorless to reduce size/weight, but my camera wants outweigh my budget realities for now.Great pictures and it sounds like it was a great trip. What kind of camera do you use?
Just like you!UCLA doctor called this morning with results from last week's biopsies. All good news.
Everything is still negative. Will still need at least one surgery to remove benign growths. And possibly one more surgical biopsy just to be on the safe side.
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