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...find its way in time...

October 29, 2003

Description? We don't need no stinkin' description!

I still haven't heard anything from the city's HR department, but I did receive a call from my soon-to-be supervisor. It looks like they'll be able to pay me a little more than I previously thought (about $600 more annually - hey, every little bit adds up) and that I should hear from HR soon about a start date. Yee haw!

Plus, the cable guy came today... EARLY! I got a 12-4pm window, and he came at 11:45am - unheard of! And the whole thing took about 10 minutes. Apparently, our cable box was causing interference, which is why we had diagonal ziggy wavy lines across the screen. I was a little nervous, thinking the problem might be with our TV and that we'd just have to live with it, but no - Mr. Cable Guy simply switched out the box and *poof* no more lines. Now I can watch my Primetime in the Daytime sans interference. I should have called a long time ago.

It's almost the end of October... October was the deadline I gave myself for finishing my APHA presentation. The good part is that I actually have been thinking about it - how to structure it, what PowerPoint template to use, etc. The bad news is that I haven't actually started yet. But that's okay, because I still have three days. Three whole days. Well, okay, two and a half. But why do today what you can put off until tomorrow?

I'd thought about putting up a link to my abstract at the APHA website, but decided against it. I'm still trying to come to terms with how anonymous I want this site to be. You all know my name (Lee), that I live in San Antonio, that my husband is a dentist/perio resident in the Air Force, and that I have a pug. But if I start putting my last name out there, then all of a sudden, people could find me. Theoretically, some weirdo could locate where I live and stalk me, calling me at random hours of the day (or night). Not that any of you, gentle readers, would do so, but I can't help but worry. I'm an anxious sort. So for the time being, I'm going to hold on to some semblance of anonymity and withhold that information.

Besides, I doubt many of you are interested in OB/GYN residents and how they feel about screening for depression in pregnant women. But if you are, e-mail me and I'd be happy to send you a copy of my paper.

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