working out for Disney

[Sans Souci]

Hello-

Today's workout was upper body strength training + HIIT. It was in the upper 50's, so I went out for a long walk. This time last week, I went for a much shorter walk because it was 24 and I had a bunch of layers on and a Lands' End down-stuffed winter coat. It was so pleasant not to be burdened with all of that today.

A couple of years ago, I watched this series on Apple TV+ called "Severance." The new season started last month and I tried to watch it, but I felt like I needed to watch season 1 again. I tried last night, but it's really uncomfortable and unsettling for me. I'm going to stick to upbeat entertainment for now. lol

 

[ajrwdwgirl]

The $1 limit is a way stop travel to "combat fraud" that was already very rare. The CR deadline also happens during his trip to Japan, so he likely would not be able to get an increase in his credit limit during a shut down. He was going to examine an American bank's Asian offices. Also, these are government credit cards that need to be used because the government doesn't pay taxes on hotels when people are on missions. His pay comes from banks that want to do business in the US. It's a fee and his agency goes into banks, looks to see if they are compliant with different regulations and laws, then tells the bank what it needs to do to be compliant. It's basically a consulting fee. None of his pay is from the tax payer, but they have let go people in his agency. I really wish the public would stop believing the smear campaign against them right now, some of the language being used is dehumanizing and I have to think that is deliberate.

The like is for support of your last statement that people do need to stop smear campaigns against other's jobs. There are people doing important work that has gotten cut and it is unfair.