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Celestial Healer wrote:
Freehold DM wrote:
Mothman wrote:
Hey Freehold, how's things?
so so. Didn't get the job I interviewed for. I mourned for a couple of days but now I am back and ready to get myself out there again.
I want to buy you a drink. Let's make it happen.

OK. When is good for you? Text me.


Patrick Curtin wrote:
Of course, now I have a s@#+ load of homework and some PbPs that need updating.

Homework stinks. (According to my kids) ;P

But at least PbP's are a labor of luv! ;)


Ugh. Busy monkey is busy


Case briefing. My life these next few decades. Time to get good at performing this task -_-


What a headache eight hours now

Liberty's Edge

Ouch. I get migraines from time to time, prolonged head pain is not fun.


~stops banging on Patrick's head~ Is this bothering you? ~resumes banging on Patrick's head~

Scarab Sages

Mothman wrote:
Ouch. I get migraines from time to time, prolonged head pain is not fun.

Yeah, my wife gets those on occasion. F!*!ing migraines.


Patrick Curtin wrote:
Case briefing. My life these next few decades. Time to get good at performing this task -_-

Pretty rare for me these days buy tis a useful skill :-)


A headache tries to crawl into my skull right now. I think'll take a nap.

Scarab Sages

Drejk wrote:
A headache tries to crawl into my skull right now. I think'll take a nap.

See, now I want to make an alias named The Crawling Headache®.


See what you made me do?


Yeah, I don't get them (Bad headaches) too often (Thank Heavens)
But when I do,... Makes the old wizard wanna crawl into his cauldron and pull the lid on. :P

I get 'regular' headaches often enough though,... :(

Various reasons, stress, working in an old building (Dust/mold) bad posture (Particularly at the desk/computer) etc etc,...


crawls after Ragadolf


Back again. Man I need to get my s+@$ together. I think I am dealing with some deeper situational depression than I thought I had. I'm having a lot of issues this week.

Silver Crusade

*offers hugs*


Patrick Curtin wrote:
Back again. Man I need to get my s~~# together. I think I am dealing with some deeper situational depression than I thought I had. I'm having a lot of issues this week.

Sorry to hear that.

I'm all for getting over problems/situations/depression quickly. (Like you, I have been through some things that have given others ulcers.) ;P

But don't fool yourself either. Some things just take time. :)

(I know, I know. Sorry. I'll make a new Avatar and name him Captain Obvious) :P

Just do what you need to do is my only advice. Talk if you wanna, gripe you gotta, work, play, whatever. Just take care of yourself, then you can take care of business.
:)

My prayers are with you.


The Crawling Headache® wrote:
crawls after Ragadolf

<Beats "The Crawling Headache®" with magically enhanced 'BanHammerMKIV®, Tylenol-Headache-Bane +3'>

And STAY OUT!

RassinFrassinHeadaches :(


Fine...fine....I'll go hang with someone else. Maybe that Freehold guy. He looks like he could use a good headache.....

Liberty's Edge

Patrick Curtin wrote:
Back again. Man I need to get my s$!* together. I think I am dealing with some deeper situational depression than I thought I had. I'm having a lot of issues this week.

It’s easy for these things to sneak up on you; you think you’ve kind of dealt with it and at least semi moved on, then ~bam~, you realise you’ve actually been barely staving off for the last however long. Good that you’ve recognised it. Do you have someone to talk it out with?


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I have this dragon that keeps texting me. I think he's really after my golden monkey hoard tho ...


I'll be OK. It's been hard dealing with Icky's passing and my 80-hour a week work schedule and then school and homework consisting of 14 pages of case briefings (I will give my professor props though, he was right when he said it got way easier to do with practice.)

I just haven't had the spark to do my PbP's. I'm very blessed in that depression rarely bothers me. When it does it can be hard for me to recognize it, since I so rarely deal with it I am unfamilliar with the symptoms.

But, things are looking up. I got my case briefings done, I'm good for tonight's class, I'll have tomorrow's shift to gussy up my PbPs and hopefully get paid over the next few days.


Oh and my headache went to go bother FHDM. So there's that


Dammit this guy won't stop knocking on my temples at 6 in the morning! Good God who sent him to bother me?!?!


I'm n ur temples! Knockin at ur door!

Scarab Sages

Patrick Curtin wrote:
....my golden monkey hoard tho ...

You have a golden monkey hoard?


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Aberzombie wrote:
Patrick Curtin wrote:
....my golden monkey hoard tho ...
You have a golden monkey hoard?

****

...noooooooooo

Scarab Sages

Well, at least now I know what to get you for your next birthday.


Freehold DM wrote:
Dammit this guy won't stop knocking on my temples at 6 in the morning! Good God who sent him to bother me?!?!

Your Hangover invited him for the after-after-party.


I have heard about these Tales of the Gold Monkey so I guessed it must be you.


Well, I picked up Icky today and we had a last walk before I put him on my altar. He can keep Noelle and George company. I put his collar and his favorite toy with him as well.


Patrick Curtin wrote:
Well, I picked up Icky today and we had a last walk before I put him on my altar. He can keep Noelle and George company. I put his collar and his favorite toy with him as well.

:-(

Don't even want to think about this down the road for me...


Condolences, Pat.


I have a new client that I entered 2 months worth of bank statements for in books that go back to about 2003. Now she is bombarding me with complaints about her books being all off.

For example, she bought a property worth, say, a million five years ago. But the balance sheet shows it's only worth 750k and when she looks, there are these deductions every year of 50k against the building. Not only that, but the value of the property has surely gone up because the area is more valuable, but it's not reflected in the books.

OK, depreciation and no allowances for unrealized gains on property value are not my fault. Talk to the IRS. The books aren't messed up, they are correct according to the laws of the land and generally accepted accounting practices. How have you been running this business for 15 years without understanding depreciation and realized vs unrealized gains and laws regarding such for real estate? Besides, I haven't touched those accounts. *sigh*

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Patrick Curtin wrote:
Well, I picked up Icky today and we had a last walk before I put him on my altar. He can keep Noelle and George company. I put his collar and his favorite toy with him as well.

I'm glad he's back home with you and his sibs. They offered me that for Shadow, but I couldn't. Just couldn't.


Treppa wrote:

I have a new client that I entered 2 months worth of bank statements for in books that go back to about 2003. Now she is bombarding me with complaints about her books being all off.

For example, she bought a property worth, say, a million five years ago. But the balance sheet shows it's only worth 750k and when she looks, there are these deductions every year of 50k against the building. Not only that, but the value of the property has surely gone up because the area is more valuable, but it's not reflected in the books.

OK, depreciation and no allowances for unrealized gains on property value are not my fault. Talk to the IRS. The books aren't messed up, they are correct according to the laws of the land and generally accepted accounting practices. How have you been running this business for 15 years without understanding depreciation and realized vs unrealized gains and laws regarding such for real estate? Besides, I haven't touched those accounts. *sigh*

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Yuck Depreciation!


I bet she welcomes it with open arms at tax time!


Patrick Curtin wrote:
Well, I picked up Icky today and we had a last walk before I put him on my altar. He can keep Noelle and George company. I put his collar and his favorite toy with him as well.

;_; How are you feeling?


Treppa wrote:
Patrick Curtin wrote:
Well, I picked up Icky today and we had a last walk before I put him on my altar. He can keep Noelle and George company. I put his collar and his favorite toy with him as well.
I'm glad he's back home with you and his sibs. They offered me that for Shadow, but I couldn't. Just couldn't.

I feel a responsibilty towards him, even after he's passed. At some point, down the road, I will be buried with likely the ashes of a dozen pets. I'm good with that. I'll be ashes myself, so hopefully we'll all be one happy mixed pile in a military cemetery somewhere


John Napier 698 wrote:
Patrick Curtin wrote:
Well, I picked up Icky today and we had a last walk before I put him on my altar. He can keep Noelle and George company. I put his collar and his favorite toy with him as well.
;_; How are you feeling?

I won't lie, I'm sad. But, it's a clean sad, and it's mine.

He was a good dog. I really wish I had had the seven more years I was expecting, and that he could have gotten old and spoiled in a house with a big fenced-in yard somewhere, but we never know the time we are allotted.

He'll watch over my altar with my other furbabies. I can always see him, and I have all the good memories. Plus, I can at least take solace in that I gave him another 3 1/2 years of life he might not have gotten had he remained in the shelter.


Well, like I said before, I know your pain. Tuffy was a good dog, too. He was my grandfather's dog, and we inherited him after my grandfather passed. He bonded with me more closely than with my three siblings. He got old, couldn't move as well as he used to, so my parents took him to be put asleep while I was at school. At the time, I was angry and sad that I couldn't say goodbye. But now that I'm much older, I understand why. Seeing my dog die would probably have left me emotionally scarred for life. So, if I'm ever up your way, we should get together and drink a toast to our old friends.

Silver Crusade

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*offers hugs*


Patrick Curtin wrote:
Well, I picked up Icky today and we had a last walk before I put him on my altar. He can keep Noelle and George company. I put his collar and his favorite toy with him as well.

He will rest peacefully, and remain a part of your household.


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John Napier 698 wrote:
Well, like I said before, I know your pain. Tuffy was a good dog, too. He was my grandfather's dog, and we inherited him after my grandfather passed. He bonded with me more closely than with my three siblings. He got old, couldn't move as well as he used to, so my parents took him to be put asleep while I was at school. At the time, I was angry and sad that I couldn't say goodbye. But now that I'm much older, I understand why. Seeing my dog die would probably have left me emotionally scarred for life. So, if I'm ever up your way, we should get together and drink a toast to our old friends.

indeed. I kept several birds as a boy and handling their bodies after they passed... Built character, as some older folks would say. I have never forgotten it. Nor have i forgotten handling my poor cat, although that was far more traumatic for mom than for me.

I know they rest peacefully. I find it amusing that at least one of the birds is probably teasing the cat.


The same goes for you. If I ever visit NYC, You, Baron and I must get together and drink a toast to old friends.


<Raises virtual Cider in honor of his own pet memories>

:)


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John Napier 698 wrote:
The same goes for you. If I ever visit NYC, You, Baron and I must get together and drink a toast to old friends.

... But.. I live here.


Freehold DM wrote:
John Napier 698 wrote:
The same goes for you. If I ever visit NYC, You, Baron and I must get together and drink a toast to old friends.
... But.. I live here.

Who are you again?


Freehold DM wrote:
John Napier 698 wrote:
The same goes for you. If I ever visit NYC, You, Baron and I must get together and drink a toast to old friends.
... But.. I live here.

True, but I can't toast through the computer. It would ruin it, and maybe cause a fire. Besides, it's still useful, and I still need it. :)


Life extention - Isaac Arthur

You know what that would mean? ~cheers~ I get to procrastinate even more!!!

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