taig RPG Superstar 2012 |
Tired badger is tired.
The interview went pretty well. I *think* I'll be getting an offer on Monday, which means my wife and I will have to figure out the logistics, and anther we really want to do this. One likely possibility is that my daughter and I move down to the Atlanta area while my wife and son stay in NC so we (OK...my wife) can sell the house and my son can finish his senior year of high school.
Weekend trips wouldn't be too bad...only 5 hours from ATL to GSO.
Mike Welham Contributor, RPG Superstar 2012 |
Mike Welham Contributor, RPG Superstar 2012 |
Hey, bud. Don't worry: you've earned it!
Sounds like some good possibilities coming up. Maybe I should apply to the school in GA for the year following next where my friend teaches.
Geez, the boards are slow tonight. I spent several minutes trying to reply.
The site went into sleep mode for a bit. :)
That would be awfully cool if you ended up in Georgia.
The move also dramatically increases my chances of going back to DragonCon, which will make my daughter happy, since she's holding me to the promise I made about bringing her to a major con.
Mike Welham Contributor, RPG Superstar 2012 |
Mairkurion {tm} |
Mairkurion {tm} wrote:All these spoilers are making me paranoid. How will lazy people know what's being said about me?I just make stuff up. My guesses are usually worse than the truth.
You know, that's just another thing I like about you -- your quaint ways of putting things. I mean, who else would say "my fondest wishes usually fall far short of the truth of your greatness" in that way?
Mike Welham Contributor, RPG Superstar 2012 |
Solnes |
Tired badger is tired.
The interview went pretty well. I *think* I'll be getting an offer on Monday, which means my wife and I will have to figure out the logistics, and anther we really want to do this. One likely possibility is that my daughter and I move down to the Atlanta area while my wife and son stay in NC so we (OK...my wife) can sell the house and my son can finish his senior year of high school.
Weekend trips wouldn't be too bad...only 5 hours from ATL to GSO.
Congrats on the interview! And good luck working out the logistics.
Paris Crenshaw Contributor |
Moorluck |
Moff Rimmer wrote:How does Blue's Clues make any sense? Blue talks in a mockery of squeaks. Yet the other animals talk, the mailbox talks, even the soap talks. Yet everyone accepts this as "normal".And Steve is creepy.
Blue could talk just fine, until that night in the basement with Steve.... the things that sick-o did to that poor pup have scarred it for life.
So yeah, Steve is creepy.
Fiendish Blue |
Moff Rimmer wrote:How does Blue's Clues make any sense? Blue talks in a mockery of squeaks. Yet the other animals talk, the mailbox talks, even the soap talks. Yet everyone accepts this as "normal".And Steve is creepy.
BOW! BOW! BOW BOW BO-BO-BOW!*
*Translation: "I'm going to eat your face!"
Rusty the Poodle |
Moff Rimmer wrote:Moff Rimmer wrote:How does Blue's Clues make any sense? Blue talks in a mockery of squeaks. Yet the other animals talk, the mailbox talks, even the soap talks. Yet everyone accepts this as "normal".And Steve is creepy.BOW! BOW! BOW BOW BO-BO-BOW!*
*Translation: "I'm going to eat your face!"
Awwwwwww. He's so cuuuute.
Paris Crenshaw Contributor |
Mornin' Paris, how're you feeling today?
I a little better. My wife and I were up kind of late. She got fixated on looking for apartments near the Everett Navy base. Regardless of what happens, it looks like I'll be living up there for some amount of time.
She's very action-oriented, as she puts it. Being able to do the research and put things together helps her cope.
We're trying very hard to look at the positive side of this, so we're focusing on the opportunity to get to know the area better to help us decide if we really do want to live there at the end of and after my Navy career.
Moorluck |
Moorluck wrote:Mornin' Paris, how're you feeling today?I a little better. My wife and I were up kind of late. She got fixated on looking for apartments near the Everett Navy base. Regardless of what happens, it looks like I'll be living up there for some amount of time.
She's very action-oriented, as she puts it. Being able to do the research and put things together helps her cope.
We're trying very hard to look at the positive side of this, so we're focusing on the opportunity to get to know the area better to help us decide if we really do want to live there at the end of and after my Navy career.
If that is a place you would like to be after you muster out, then maybe the forced relocation would give you the op to set a foundation for a good life. And letting Uncle Sam keep you stable during what is normally an uncertain time is just a bonus.
Paris Crenshaw Contributor |
Paris Crenshaw wrote:If that is a place you would like to be after you muster out, then maybe the forced relocation would give you the op to set a foundation for a good life. And letting Uncle Sam keep you stable during what is normally an uncertain time is just a bonus.Moorluck wrote:Mornin' Paris, how're you feeling today?I a little better. My wife and I were up kind of late. She got fixated on looking for apartments near the Everett Navy base. Regardless of what happens, it looks like I'll be living up there for some amount of time.
She's very action-oriented, as she puts it. Being able to do the research and put things together helps her cope.
We're trying very hard to look at the positive side of this, so we're focusing on the opportunity to get to know the area better to help us decide if we really do want to live there at the end of and after my Navy career.
That's definitely a possibility. And we're certainly wonder if this isn't one of those huge SIGNS that life often gives us. We've always been fortunate in that respect.
- The timing of our move to Monterey was perfect, because it put us within immediate reach of the care our daughters needed when they were born.
- Our move to San Diego was not our first choice, but we grew to love it, here.
So, this move may be the exact right thing for us. Still, we can't help but wish for better timing.
As I said, I hate sounding like I'm whining about this. I know people make decisions like this on a regular basis, mostly for financial reasons. It sounds like Taig may be looking at a period of separation, too. I'm glad I can gripe out loud to you guys, though.
Fiendish Blue |
Fiendish Blue wrote:Awwwwwww. He's so cuuuute.Moff Rimmer wrote:Moff Rimmer wrote:How does Blue's Clues make any sense? Blue talks in a mockery of squeaks. Yet the other animals talk, the mailbox talks, even the soap talks. Yet everyone accepts this as "normal".And Steve is creepy.BOW! BOW! BOW BOW BO-BO-BOW!*
*Translation: "I'm going to eat your face!"
BOW! BOW BOW BOW! BOW BOW BO-BO-BOW BO-BO-BOW BOW BOW BOW! BOW BOW BO-BOW BOW!*
*Translation: "Hey! I'm a girl! How come nobody remembers I'm a GIRL! You're next, poodle-boy!"
Paris Crenshaw Contributor |
Solnes |
Paris Crenshaw wrote:If that is a place you would like to be after you muster out, then maybe the forced relocation would give you the op to set a foundation for a good life. And letting Uncle Sam keep you stable during what is normally an uncertain time is just a bonus.Moorluck wrote:Mornin' Paris, how're you feeling today?I a little better. My wife and I were up kind of late. She got fixated on looking for apartments near the Everett Navy base. Regardless of what happens, it looks like I'll be living up there for some amount of time.
She's very action-oriented, as she puts it. Being able to do the research and put things together helps her cope.
We're trying very hard to look at the positive side of this, so we're focusing on the opportunity to get to know the area better to help us decide if we really do want to live there at the end of and after my Navy career.
+1! :D
Moorluck |
Moorluck wrote:Paris Crenshaw wrote:If that is a place you would like to be after you muster out, then maybe the forced relocation would give you the op to set a foundation for a good life. And letting Uncle Sam keep you stable during what is normally an uncertain time is just a bonus.Moorluck wrote:Mornin' Paris, how're you feeling today?I a little better. My wife and I were up kind of late. She got fixated on looking for apartments near the Everett Navy base. Regardless of what happens, it looks like I'll be living up there for some amount of time.
She's very action-oriented, as she puts it. Being able to do the research and put things together helps her cope.
We're trying very hard to look at the positive side of this, so we're focusing on the opportunity to get to know the area better to help us decide if we really do want to live there at the end of and after my Navy career.
That's definitely a possibility. And we're certainly wonder if this isn't one of those huge SIGNS that life often gives us. We've always been fortunate in that respect.
- The timing of our move to Monterey was perfect, because it put us within immediate reach of the care our daughters needed when they were born.
- Our move to San Diego was not our first choice, but we grew to love it, here.
So, this move may be the exact right thing for us. Still, we can't help but wish for better timing.
As I said, I hate sounding like I'm whining about this. I know people make decisions like this on a regular basis, mostly for financial reasons. It sounds like Taig may be looking at a period of separation, too. I'm glad I can gripe out loud to you guys, though.
I know I couldn't go a week without Solnes, ask her I go crazy when she goes out of town. :/
Moorluck |
Moorluck wrote:+1! :DParis Crenshaw wrote:If that is a place you would like to be after you muster out, then maybe the forced relocation would give you the op to set a foundation for a good life. And letting Uncle Sam keep you stable during what is normally an uncertain time is just a bonus.Moorluck wrote:Mornin' Paris, how're you feeling today?I a little better. My wife and I were up kind of late. She got fixated on looking for apartments near the Everett Navy base. Regardless of what happens, it looks like I'll be living up there for some amount of time.
She's very action-oriented, as she puts it. Being able to do the research and put things together helps her cope.
We're trying very hard to look at the positive side of this, so we're focusing on the opportunity to get to know the area better to help us decide if we really do want to live there at the end of and after my Navy career.
Too busy to talk to me but Paizo is an option?
Solnes |
Paris Crenshaw wrote:I know I couldn't go a week without Solnes, ask her I go crazy when she goes out of town. :/Moorluck wrote:Paris Crenshaw wrote:If that is a place you would like to be after you muster out, then maybe the forced relocation would give you the op to set a foundation for a good life. And letting Uncle Sam keep you stable during what is normally an uncertain time is just a bonus.Moorluck wrote:Mornin' Paris, how're you feeling today?I a little better. My wife and I were up kind of late. She got fixated on looking for apartments near the Everett Navy base. Regardless of what happens, it looks like I'll be living up there for some amount of time.
She's very action-oriented, as she puts it. Being able to do the research and put things together helps her cope.
We're trying very hard to look at the positive side of this, so we're focusing on the opportunity to get to know the area better to help us decide if we really do want to live there at the end of and after my Navy career.
That's definitely a possibility. And we're certainly wonder if this isn't one of those huge SIGNS that life often gives us. We've always been fortunate in that respect.
- The timing of our move to Monterey was perfect, because it put us within immediate reach of the care our daughters needed when they were born.
- Our move to San Diego was not our first choice, but we grew to love it, here.
So, this move may be the exact right thing for us. Still, we can't help but wish for better timing.
As I said, I hate sounding like I'm whining about this. I know people make decisions like this on a regular basis, mostly for financial reasons. It sounds like Taig may be looking at a period of separation, too. I'm glad I can gripe out loud to you guys, though.
:D I love that he loves me so much! :D
Fiendish Blue |
Moff Rimmer wrote:Moff Rimmer wrote:How does Blue's Clues make any sense? Blue talks in a mockery of squeaks. Yet the other animals talk, the mailbox talks, even the soap talks. Yet everyone accepts this as "normal".And Steve is creepy.Blue could talk just fine, until that night in the basement with Steve.... the things that sick-o did to that poor pup have scarred it for life.
So yeah, Steve is creepy.
BOW BOW BO-BOW BO BO-BOW. BOW BOW BO-BOW BOW BOW BOW BOW BOW BOW BO-BOW BOW. BOW BOW BO-BOW BOW BOW BO-BO-BOW BO-BO-BOW BO-BOW BO-BOW BOW BO-BOW BOW BOW. BOW BO-BO-BOW BOW BOW BOW BOW BOW BOW. BOW BOW BOW BOW BOW BOW BOW BOW, BOW BOW BOW BOW BOW BOW BO-BO-BOW BO-BOW BO-BOW, BOW BOW?*
*Translation: "Steve is merely my puppet. The fool couldn't find his way out of a paper bag. I've been leaving clues to ultimate infernal power around his hovel for years. The idiot thinks it's some kind of game. I'd love to just rip his guts out, but the gates of Hell don't exactly open themselves, you know?"
Solnes |
Solnes wrote:Too busy to talk to me but Paizo is an option?Moorluck wrote:+1! :DParis Crenshaw wrote:If that is a place you would like to be after you muster out, then maybe the forced relocation would give you the op to set a foundation for a good life. And letting Uncle Sam keep you stable during what is normally an uncertain time is just a bonus.Moorluck wrote:Mornin' Paris, how're you feeling today?I a little better. My wife and I were up kind of late. She got fixated on looking for apartments near the Everett Navy base. Regardless of what happens, it looks like I'll be living up there for some amount of time.
She's very action-oriented, as she puts it. Being able to do the research and put things together helps her cope.
We're trying very hard to look at the positive side of this, so we're focusing on the opportunity to get to know the area better to help us decide if we really do want to live there at the end of and after my Navy career.
Answer phone? :P
Solnes |
Moorluck wrote:Moff Rimmer wrote:Moff Rimmer wrote:How does Blue's Clues make any sense? Blue talks in a mockery of squeaks. Yet the other animals talk, the mailbox talks, even the soap talks. Yet everyone accepts this as "normal".And Steve is creepy.Blue could talk just fine, until that night in the basement with Steve.... the things that sick-o did to that poor pup have scarred it for life.
So yeah, Steve is creepy.
BOW BOW BO-BOW BO BO-BOW. BOW BOW BO-BOW BOW BOW BOW BOW BOW BOW BO-BOW BOW. BOW BOW BO-BOW BOW BOW BO-BO-BOW BO-BO-BOW BO-BOW BO-BOW BOW BO-BOW BOW BOW. BOW BO-BO-BOW BOW BOW BOW BOW BOW BOW. BOW BOW BOW BOW BOW BOW BOW BOW, BOW BOW BOW BOW BOW BOW BO-BO-BOW BO-BOW BO-BOW, BOW BOW?*
*Translation: "Steve is merely my puppet. The fool couldn't find his way out of a paper bag. I've been leaving clues to ultimate infernal power around his hovel for years. The idiot thinks it's some kind of game. I'd love to just rip his guts out, but the gates of Hell don't exactly open themselves, you know?"
Creepy......
Paris Crenshaw Contributor |
Fiendish Blue wrote:Creepy......Moorluck wrote:Moff Rimmer wrote:Moff Rimmer wrote:How does Blue's Clues make any sense? Blue talks in a mockery of squeaks. Yet the other animals talk, the mailbox talks, even the soap talks. Yet everyone accepts this as "normal".And Steve is creepy.Blue could talk just fine, until that night in the basement with Steve.... the things that sick-o did to that poor pup have scarred it for life.
So yeah, Steve is creepy.
BOW BOW BO-BOW BO BO-BOW. BOW BOW BO-BOW BOW BOW BOW BOW BOW BOW BO-BOW BOW. BOW BOW BO-BOW BOW BOW BO-BO-BOW BO-BO-BOW BO-BOW BO-BOW BOW BO-BOW BOW BOW. BOW BO-BO-BOW BOW BOW BOW BOW BOW BOW. BOW BOW BOW BOW BOW BOW BOW BOW, BOW BOW BOW BOW BOW BOW BO-BO-BOW BO-BOW BO-BOW, BOW BOW?*
*Translation: "Steve is merely my puppet. The fool couldn't find his way out of a paper bag. I've been leaving clues to ultimate infernal power around his hovel for years. The idiot thinks it's some kind of game. I'd love to just rip his guts out, but the gates of Hell don't exactly open themselves, you know?"
Too much?
Moorluck |
Solnes wrote:Too much?Fiendish Blue wrote:Creepy......Moorluck wrote:Moff Rimmer wrote:Moff Rimmer wrote:How does Blue's Clues make any sense? Blue talks in a mockery of squeaks. Yet the other animals talk, the mailbox talks, even the soap talks. Yet everyone accepts this as "normal".And Steve is creepy.Blue could talk just fine, until that night in the basement with Steve.... the things that sick-o did to that poor pup have scarred it for life.
So yeah, Steve is creepy.
BOW BOW BO-BOW BO BO-BOW. BOW BOW BO-BOW BOW BOW BOW BOW BOW BOW BO-BOW BOW. BOW BOW BO-BOW BOW BOW BO-BO-BOW BO-BO-BOW BO-BOW BO-BOW BOW BO-BOW BOW BOW. BOW BO-BO-BOW BOW BOW BOW BOW BOW BOW. BOW BOW BOW BOW BOW BOW BOW BOW, BOW BOW BOW BOW BOW BOW BO-BO-BOW BO-BOW BO-BOW, BOW BOW?*
*Translation: "Steve is merely my puppet. The fool couldn't find his way out of a paper bag. I've been leaving clues to ultimate infernal power around his hovel for years. The idiot thinks it's some kind of game. I'd love to just rip his guts out, but the gates of Hell don't exactly open themselves, you know?"
Not hardly.