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MinnieM123

MinnieM123

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Cesar R M said:
I know the feeling lol

My mother's jeep is failing again and so does my car.
I think I'm going to need to replace the electrical parts of both the sensors area and the front panel.
Doesn't help that we just had a minor tube rupture in one of the toilets (clean water) in the house, and was flowing like a river!.

There are days when things do not go your way.. frustrating!
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Cesar, I'm sorry to hear about so many things breaking down at once. That can be overwhelming.

I was just wondering, in relation to the two cars, are repair service plans offered in Mexico? We have those up here in the States; some are better than others. With so many repairs you and your mom's cars have been through, I was just wondering if a repair service plan might be helpful. Perhaps people more knowledgeable about vehicles such as @Goofyernmost or @donaldtoo might have some additional insight into these service plans.
 
MinnieM123

MinnieM123

Premium Member
catmom46 said:
Although while we're on the topic of drinking, I have to admit I just had 2 beers at lunch, in order to relieve some of this divorce stress. So apologies in advance if I say anything even slightly offensive or inappropriate! But know right now I love you all...:inlove:
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Sad to hear that you're experiencing stress, and wish for happier days very soon for you.
 
MinnieM123

MinnieM123

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seahawk7 said:
I don't really like some of the changes but I don't have a choice so I fool myself into liking them. And thanks for asking @MinnieM123
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Oh dear. I was so hoping these would be changes you had requested at your job. Ugh. But like you said, it may be better to try and deal with the changes, as fighting them might take more out of you. We've all been in similar types of those situations before, and it's frustrating trying to cope.

While we're on that train of thought, I've often wished that schools would prepare kids (even just a one-time presentation), about "real" life in the adult working world. Thinking back through a number of jobs I've had over the years, I wished I had some general background information, on how to deal with situations, some difficult bosses, customers, etc. Obviously, nothing can prepare you for everything life throws at you, but I do think that offering some sort of transitional discussion for kids leaving/graduating from school, and embarking upon their careers, should include some basic workplace scenarios. Just a thought . . .
 
MinnieM123

MinnieM123

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donaldtoo said:
Yea, but the other site, which was just as busy at the time (and @Gabe1 can correct me if I'm wrong, which I often am ;)) seemed to not be anymore glitchy 8 years ago when I first joined, unless they were "upgrading" the site.
Even my cable TV is worse than it used to be several years ago. It used to reboot in seconds, now it takes 20 min. And a bunch of "Your TV will be back with you shortly" crap.
Really? Just get my signal back like you used to you jacka**es. :bored:
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You tell em @donaldtoo !!! :p

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seahawk7

seahawk7

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MinnieM123 said:
Oh dear. I was so hoping these would be changes you had requested at your job. Ugh. But like you said, it may be better to try and deal with the changes, as fighting them might take more out of you. We've all been in similar types of those situations before, and it's frustrating trying to cope.

While we're on that train of thought, I've often wished that schools would prepare kids (even just a one-time presentation), about "real" life in the adult working world. Thinking back through a number of jobs I've had over the years, I wished I had some general background information, on how to deal with situations, some difficult bosses, customers, etc. Obviously, nothing can prepare you for everything life throws at you, but I do think that offering some sort of transitional discussion for kids leaving/graduating from school, and embarking upon their careers, should include some basic workplace scenarios. Just a thought . . .
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I appreciate it but the changes are more about administration making changes that give themselves less work and us more work. Also them making changes that take away from patient care and emphasize things that only Healthcare workers who no longer do patient care would find important.
I've made my peace with it. I decided to not sweat the stuff I can't change but to focus on making the most of what I can.
 

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