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Where in the World Isn't Bob Saget?
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I've been starting to go in every now and then to pack up my classroom. I'm moving rooms for next year, so it's more work than normal. But we have to sign up for time slots so that only 10 people are in the building at a time.
Goofyernmost
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No the only relative of mine that he has ever seen is his owner. There's something, I just don't know what it is. I hope, after this incarceration and I get to see them more often he will decide that I am not going to harm him. At least I hope so, because right now I really hate going to their place.
Eric1955
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Inspections keep getting more difficult as well (at least here) with all the stupid computer things (sensors that can just go off intermittently for no apparent reason -- but might also get your car inspection rejected).Ugh. Ours is coming up by the end of next month, and it was delayed (per the Registry) by a 60-day extension, only because of covid concerns. So we're looking at a 60-day, stay of execution, possibly.
We don’t have vehicle inspections here.
So....I'm not the only one who doesn't like my food to fraternize? (I tried to find a clip from Gilmore Girls where Lorelai is picking avacado out of her salad, then later she's picking out tomato and Emily asks her what's wrong with the tomato, and she says "It was fraternizing with the enemy!", but I couldn't find it.) I don't like my food to touch either.
I’ve never liked my food to touch. My whole family still makes fun of me for it. My grandfather is the exact opposite. He’ll mix anything together. It can be really gross sometimes.
trr1
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nope I am an essential employee
JenniferS
When you're the leader, you don't have to follow.
Ignore my wet hair, but tada, proof that I drove today! (Spenser has been driving my car for these past three months, and that’s his carp in the back seat.)
So, as you can see, I wore a mask, a well as re-usable, washable heavy duty black gloves. I had to stop at the butchers and the bakery, and I was the only person, customer or worker, so attired.
Anyway, driving is driving, you don’t forget how to do it, it turns out. I’m a very good driver, but it did take me a minute to remember how to maintain a steady speed on the highway. (Mike hates that!)
I’ve eaten one already. Three bites.
So, as you can see, I wore a mask, a well as re-usable, washable heavy duty black gloves. I had to stop at the butchers and the bakery, and I was the only person, customer or worker, so attired.
Anyway, driving is driving, you don’t forget how to do it, it turns out. I’m a very good driver, but it did take me a minute to remember how to maintain a steady speed on the highway. (Mike hates that!)
I’ve eaten one already. Three bites.
Nemo14
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Did a short walk up the street today - legs are pretty weak after the last chemo but they'll be fine in a few days. So we went for a drive to Coventry again to check on the eaglet.
When we first saw the nest, we could see something big in the nest, which I thought was an adult eagle at first
Turns out it was the eaglet - she's grown so big! She did a little wingersizing - check out that wingspan!
I imagine she's grown so fast because she's an only child, so doesn't have to share her feedings with a sibling, but I'm still amazed at how fast she's grown! She does look a little lonesome though.
When we first saw the nest, we could see something big in the nest, which I thought was an adult eagle at first
Turns out it was the eaglet - she's grown so big! She did a little wingersizing - check out that wingspan!
I imagine she's grown so fast because she's an only child, so doesn't have to share her feedings with a sibling, but I'm still amazed at how fast she's grown! She does look a little lonesome though.
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Nemo14
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Cherry cheesecakes?Ignore my wet hair, but tada, proof that I drove today! (Spenser has been driving my car for these past three months, and that’s his carp in the back seat.)
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So, as you can see, I wore a mask, a well as re-usable, washable heavy duty black gloves. I had to stop at the butchers and the bakery, and I was the only person, customer or worker, so attired.
Anyway, driving is driving, you don’t forget how to do it, it turns out. I’m a very good driver, but it did take me a minute to remember how to maintain a steady speed on the highway. (Mike hates that!)
I’ve eaten one already. Three bites.
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JenniferS
When you're the leader, you don't have to follow.
Yes Ma’am. $1.99 apiece. That’s 66 cents per bite. Totally worth it.
Songbird76
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So they are making you move classrooms after all? That must stink!! I'm sorry!
I can't do my job from home, and because 9 times out of 10, I'm training new employees, I also can't keep my distance at work. But, everywhere else, I make sure to keep my distance, use handgel, etc and I only go out when I have to.
Songbird76
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Nope, I've always kept my food separate, and it always drove my mom nuts. I also won't use someone else's knife if they've used it for something other than what I'm using it for. Like....I don't like butter, so if someone has used a knife to spread butter on their bread, I need a different knife to cut open a roll, or to spread peanut butter or jam on my bread. I don't like my food to fraternize, never have. I'm a LITTLE better than I used to be when I was younger, but there are some things that just shouldn't touch and I will leave it on my plate if it's fraternized with something else. Some things I can pick out, but like....onions or peppers on pizza....that just ruins the pizza and I can't eat it. Same with in eggs. I can't deal with the taste of onions or peppers in either of those, but I can handle them with a meat dish and just pick them out and not eat them. I'm pretty picky.
JenniferS
When you're the leader, you don't have to follow.
Okay friends, I need your help with an unscientific survey. It looks like some Builders are re-opening Sales Presentation Centres as early as NEXT Saturday.
Keep in mind that we only have wall renderings to look at and brochures to take home. No model homes.
Choose a) or b), and I’ll try very hard to keep my personal bias out of it.
a) Buy from the office:
- Visit Jennyfer at the Sales Office.
- You must make an appointment before hand, or encounter a locked door and phone to set up an appointment on the spot.
- Maximum 4 people at a time.
- You will be required to sanitize your hands, and don gloves and a face mask.
- All chairs will have been removed, so there will be nowhere to sit.
- All interactive touch terminals will have been removed, so you can only look at the site plan on the screen.
- You may look at wall renderings; and I may or may not be allowed to give you a brochure package.
- When it’s time to buy, we will review the 80 page document package together, everyone wearing masks, separated by 2 metres, standing at the quartz countertop (as all chairs have been removed).
b) Buy from home:
- I will email you the price list and floor plans.
- We will converse via email and phone calls multiple multiple times until all of your questions are answered.
- We will have a Zoom call ... for which I will get dressed.
- Your purchase is done via digital signature.
- You will have to deliver the cheques to a contactless drop box.
Pick one.
Keep in mind that we only have wall renderings to look at and brochures to take home. No model homes.
Choose a) or b), and I’ll try very hard to keep my personal bias out of it.
a) Buy from the office:
- Visit Jennyfer at the Sales Office.
- You must make an appointment before hand, or encounter a locked door and phone to set up an appointment on the spot.
- Maximum 4 people at a time.
- You will be required to sanitize your hands, and don gloves and a face mask.
- All chairs will have been removed, so there will be nowhere to sit.
- All interactive touch terminals will have been removed, so you can only look at the site plan on the screen.
- You may look at wall renderings; and I may or may not be allowed to give you a brochure package.
- When it’s time to buy, we will review the 80 page document package together, everyone wearing masks, separated by 2 metres, standing at the quartz countertop (as all chairs have been removed).
b) Buy from home:
- I will email you the price list and floor plans.
- We will converse via email and phone calls multiple multiple times until all of your questions are answered.
- We will have a Zoom call ... for which I will get dressed.
- Your purchase is done via digital signature.
- You will have to deliver the cheques to a contactless drop box.
Pick one.
Andrew C
You know what's funny?
Having gone through the home buying process not that long ago, A.
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JenniferS
When you're the leader, you don't have to follow.
Admit it, you just want an excuse to finally meet up with me.
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I can not answer because I would not buy under either of these circumstances. I would want someone to go through the contract with me in person, but I would not go to your location under the current world circumstances. Actually, in general, I would not buy a house at all under these circumstances. But I'm pretty sure my pockets are not as weighed down as the people buying your homes.
