Misc purrs requested

Marina wrote:

Many purrs for your mother that it is an easy procedure that takes out all
of the lump, and for Nancy's job situation to improve. As it happens, my
mother is going in for x-rays and tests today, because her back is hurting.
Me, I'm going to the doc for more pain meds for my neck and shoulders. What
a bunch, eh?



Major purrs and good thoughts for you and your mom, Marina. We hope the
pain is gone soon.

Pam, Rob, and the NC nine

"Tanada" wrote in message
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Marina wrote:

Many purrs for your mother that it is an easy procedure that takes out
all
of the lump, and for Nancy's job situation to improve. As it happens, my
mother is going in for x-rays and tests today, because her back is
hurting.
Me, I'm going to the doc for more pain meds for my neck and shoulders.
What
a bunch, eh?



Major purrs and good thoughts for you and your mom, Marina. We hope the
pain is gone soon.

Pam, Rob, and the NC nine

May I add my purrs. No more pain for anyone!

Karen

I have an interview tomorrow morning and will hopefully hear back
about my Monday interview soon [I liked them and they thought I was a
very good candidate, but they had more people to interview]. We're
still waiting for word on Bob's interview, too.

Following up: I have *two* interviews tomorrow, six hours apart, in
two different cities [both about 1/2 hour from my home city], plus an
evening class, in the same city as the second interview and three
hours after same. Am I insane to schedule a day like this?

--
Seanette Blaylock
"You attribute perfect rationality to the whole of humanity, which has
to be one of the most misguided assumptions ever." - Alan Krueger in NANAE
[make obvious correction to address to send e-mail]

In ,
Seanette Blaylock composed
with style:
I have an interview tomorrow morning and will hopefully hear back
about my Monday interview soon [I liked them and they thought I
was a very good candidate, but they had more people to interview].
We're still waiting for word on Bob's interview, too.

Following up: I have *two* interviews tomorrow, six hours apart, in
two different cities [both about 1/2 hour from my home city], plus
an evening class, in the same city as the second interview and three
hours after same. Am I insane to schedule a day like this?

Good luck purrs Seanette! Wow, big day tomorrow! 1/2 drive isn't
bad, I will keep you both in my thoughts.

"Marina" wrote in message
...

Many purrs for your mother that it is an easy procedure that takes out all
of the lump, and for Nancy's job situation to improve. As it happens, my
mother is going in for x-rays and tests today, because her back is
hurting.
Me, I'm going to the doc for more pain meds for my neck and shoulders.
What
a bunch, eh?

--
Marina, Frank and Nikki
Purrs for you and your Mom.
Sam

Seanette Blaylock wrote in message . ..

I have an interview tomorrow morning and will hopefully hear back
about my Monday interview soon [I liked them and they thought I was a
very good candidate, but they had more people to interview]. We're
still waiting for word on Bob's interview, too.


We are sending job purrs to you and Bob - I hope it works out for you.
------
Krista

"Marina" wrote in message ...


As it happens, my mother is going in for x-rays and tests today,
because her back is hurting. Me, I'm going to the doc for more pain
meds for my neck and shoulders.

Oh my, Marina - purrs to you and your mom.

What a bunch, eh?

Indeed!


------
Krista

Purrs for both, Dan and Nancy!
Christine
"Dan and Nancy Mahoney" wrote in message
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We've got a couple of issues that could use purrs and meatloafs this time.

First, my mom goes into the hospital tomorrow. She's been diagnosed with
breast cancer, and is going in for a lumpectomy. The doctor is very
confident that the lump is well-defined and contained, but it's still
worrisome.

Then, Nancy gets another job review Thursday. We're *still* hoping for
the company to do the right thing and hire her as a real employee
instead of a contactor.

Thanks!

Dan

Dan and Nancy Mahoney wrote:

We've got a couple of issues that could use purrs and meatloafs this time.

First, my mom goes into the hospital tomorrow. She's been diagnosed with
breast cancer, and is going in for a lumpectomy. The doctor is very
confident that the lump is well-defined and contained, but it's still
worrisome.

Then, Nancy gets another job review Thursday. We're *still* hoping for
the company to do the right thing and hire her as a real employee
instead of a contactor.

I hope everything is going okay!

Dan and Nancy Mahoney wrote:
We've got a couple of issues that could use purrs and meatloafs this
time.

First, my mom goes into the hospital tomorrow. She's been diagnosed
with breast cancer, and is going in for a lumpectomy. The doctor is
very confident that the lump is well-defined and contained, but it's
still worrisome.

Then, Nancy gets another job review Thursday. We're *still* hoping for
the company to do the right thing and hire her as a real employee
instead of a contactor.

Thanks!

Dan

Lots of purrs for your mom and Nancy.
--
Adrian
A House Is Not A Home, Without A Cat.