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I’ve wondered about Larceny. I’ve seen it around, but never tried it.Woodfords is good. I’ve been liking the larceny and Lexington at the 25ish dollars pricepoint
I’ve wondered about Larceny. I’ve seen it around, but never tried it.Woodfords is good. I’ve been liking the larceny and Lexington at the 25ish dollars pricepoint
Nothing fancy. Good to mix, fine on the rocks, ok straight.I’ve wondered about Larceny. I’ve seen it around, but never tried it.
I'm off to have dinner and drinks with a 73 year old angel investor friend.
You live a very different life than I do.
She attends one of the premier schools for business in the country, too! At least they will make her minor in the business school...As Rebecca Black would agree, it definitely is Friday.
I have some sports playoffs this weekend to play in. Also a baby shower, and bartending a friend's small wedding.
And @ClinicalABA , if your daughter finishes with a degree in psych, we're going to consider you a failed parent. As a household with MD and PhD parents, we're forbidding our kids from going into either field.
As Rebecca Black would agree, it definitely is Friday.
I have some sports playoffs this weekend to play in. Also a baby shower, and bartending a friend's small wedding.
And @ClinicalABA , if your daughter finishes with a degree in psych, we're going to consider you a failed parent. As a household with MD and PhD parents, we're forbidding our kids from going into either field.
Katy Perry agreed last week.As Rebecca Black would agree, it definitely is Friday.
I have some sports playoffs this weekend to play in. Also a baby shower, and bartending a friend's small wedding.
And @ClinicalABA , if your daughter finishes with a degree in psych, we're going to consider you a failed parent. As a household with MD and PhD parents, we're forbidding our kids from going into either field.
Going out to dinner tonight and then seeing a musical tomorrow (which, for those of you who don't know me, is like my favorite thing to do). Also, all of my afternoon patients cancelled so that's nice... although I've also noticed it makes the day seem to go slower.
Can't you just go home after you finish up?
I'm at the VA, so... nope.
Yeah, I don't miss that one bit.
The federal holidays are nice, at least. But the leave request administrative requirements are...cumbersome.
Yeah, you guys definitely get more days off. But, I'd say that my 30-35 hour work weeks offset that overall
I'm actually going to be butting up against my PTO cap, may need to take some official days off soon.
I lost PTO last year, without realizing it for a couple months, because I was over the cap. Nothing egregious (~40 hours), but I was still frustrated when I noticed it. Bah. Not being able to buy back leave is a bit of a bummer.
PsyDr: How about dictating presentations while doing chores and eating bacon...?
It's been a long week. Dinner tonight, then not much other than mowing the lawn sometime this weekend.
True story: during fellowship/residency I would pace the length of my apartment while dictating. A neighbor eventually knocked on the door because all he saw was a guy walking back and forth and talking to himself for hours each night. Once I explained, we had a good laugh. Nice guy. Went to his wedding.
You guys need to jump on the PP train. Time off is whenever you want.
I'm not business minded-enough for PP. I also like being paid regardless of patients showing or not.
what are you brewing?brewing a batch of beer.
what are you brewing?
Yesterday, I took a gallon of a Belgian brown and added some hot peppers and a shot of apple brandy to it for a small batch of holiday beer.
Going out to dinner tonight and then seeing a musical tomorrow (which, for those of you who don't know me, is like my favorite thing to do). Also, all of my afternoon patients cancelled so that's nice... although I've also noticed it makes the day seem to go slower.
I'm not business minded-enough for PP. I also like being paid regardless of patients showing or not.
Your original post said something like “all of my afternoon patients cancelled so hrm.” I figured hrm was an acronym that I hadn’t heard of and went to urban dictionary. And now I’m dead
Otherwise...leaf peeping in New England and planning a New York theater trip!
I changed it because "hrm" seemed nefarious to me
Ooh, what are you planning on seeing?
Also, the rest of my scheduled pts this morning either no showed or cancelled...
Also, the rest of my scheduled pts this morning either no showed or cancelled...
I have no idea! Last night my man friend surprised me with the gift of a birthday trip to NYC next weekend and suggested that I pick out a couple of shows. I’m sitting with The New Yorker in my lap to get some ideas. Any recommendations?
@msgeorgeeliot
Free advice which I debated about posting before:
1) Some public libraries have wall art that you can check out. It's not a bad resource for when you are starting out lean.
2) Get a HIPPA compliant phone. Do not text, as this isn't HIPPA on most lines.
3) When buying office furniture, it is a good idea to spend a little more on actual antiques. That way you can depreciate them on taxes, but sell them at cost years down the line.
4) AMEX business platinum for the win. Use it for large purchases, as there is a 120 day insurance if you accidentally damage the purchase. Drop a laptop? They'll replace it. Plus you get all the bonus stuff like status on planes and whatnot.
Awesome! I would recommend Hadestown, Hamilton (if you haven't seen it yet), and Come From Away (although the tour is fantastic too). I also am very intrigued by the Oklahoma revival so might check that out.
There's a show transferring in the spring that I think you'll like, btw - it's called Six the Musical and it's basically about the wives of Henry VIII taking back their stories. It's an all female cast, a fantastic score, and just one of the most feminist shows I've seen in a long time.
You guys need to jump on the PP train. Time off is whenever you want.
I did the exact same thing during fellowship.... I actually picked up the habit from grad school when I would practice conference talks/lectures. I did 90% of my reading in a hammock, so the pacing was a nice change.True story: during fellowship/residency I would pace the length of my apartment while dictating. A neighbor eventually knocked on the door because all he saw was a guy walking back and forth and talking to himself for hours each night. Once I explained, we had a good laugh. Nice guy. Went to his wedding.
You guys need to jump on the PP train. Time off is whenever you want.
T4C question, what percentage of mtbi cases can be attributed to people falling out of a hammock?I did the exact same thing during fellowship.... I actually picked up the habit from grad school when I would practice conference talks/lectures. I did 90% of my reading in a hammock, so the pacing was a nice change.
T4C question, what percentage of mtbi cases can be attributed to people falling out of a hammock?
I totally will talk broadway shows with you both! I have a few shows I still want to see. I still haven’t seen Hamilton, so that is probably next up, but i’m definitely seeing Waitress, as I love Sara B.Awesome! I would recommend Hadestown, Hamilton (if you haven't seen it yet), and Come From Away (although the tour is fantastic too). I also am very intrigued by the Oklahoma revival so might check that out.
There's a show transferring in the spring that I think you'll like, btw - it's called Six the Musical and it's basically about the wives of Henry VIII taking back their stories. It's an all female cast, a fantastic score, and just one of the most feminist shows I've seen in a long time.
I wonder if the icd-10 has a code for that... They have multiple dxs for jetski accidents so....
I nominate your place for the First Annual SDN Psych Autumn Get Together!Thinking of doing a spiced rye for the season. Haven't brewed beer in several months. Too busy to find a brew day, but have started ageing three 1-gallon batches of mead and a case of wine.
I nominate your place for the First Annual SDN Psych Autumn Get Together!