Save the Adverb
I believe I have dropped the hint that I am currently living the work-from-home dream nightmare. It is a writing assignment. It is not going well. Case in point.. I just tried to resolve the following thought:
"should often still " -- ?????
After 5 minutes and an argument with the pointless grammar functions of MS-Word I realized I need only one word. Consistently.
When your work day is 1 hour long and your workload is 140 hours in 12 weeks this sucks. Must work harder...
"should often still " -- ?????
After 5 minutes and an argument with the pointless grammar functions of MS-Word I realized I need only one word. Consistently.
When your work day is 1 hour long and your workload is 140 hours in 12 weeks this sucks. Must work harder...
posted by mo-wo at 2:58 p.m.
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Being that dh is losing his hair trying to work from home and that I couldn't even do two days a week OUT of the home because my job still demanded that I think...
I don't know how you are doing.
Let me know if I can help...
I can babysit E or something if you like!
I went back to my wire service job in Tokyo when Little Son was 14 weeks old, and I was horrified to discover I COULD. NOT. WRITE.
...which was a big poblem, considering writing 2 or 3 articles a day was what they were paying me for.
I got the worst performance evaluation of my life that year. The "fuzzy brain" feeling took about 8 or 9 months to get better, and didn`t go away completely until I weaned him.
All of my brain cells were busy doing other things, I guess...
I feel your pain a bit, though I have a full at home work day today, exiled to the spare room/office. I'll help you if you help me. So - what's a good alternative phrase for "high performance health system" (someone else uses this one, people didn't like "high value" - what's a policy wonk to do?)
Gah..I posted earlier..I tagged you guys for a meme.
Figured you could use a break.
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