How's your day? May 2015

Just finished the next to last day of classes before finals. Now, can I keep them occupied for one more day?

 

I think you should start to end the school year with a bang. What the consist of I'm not really sure but something off the wall for sure

 

Tomorrow I'm interviewing a potential future boss for a bachelor thesis.

Shaved with MdC did my best posts have to reduce the risk of bumps.

Put on the shirt I wanted to wear tomorrow... I just gotta say this? There is nothing like realizing your to fat for your nice clothes

 

Glad to hear everything is going great for you and your wife.

 

Oh dear about the shirt.
Good luck interviewing the dude tomorrow.

 

I'm sure we've all been there! Good luck with your interview.

 

I did a 17.44 mile ride to break in the new bike today. Good times.

 

I'm jelous about the bike. I decided to break mine out, got new clipless pedals and shoes to really get back into things. First time out broke my elbow. Still mending from that the time off from work has been nice though.

 

That sucks! I've never had a wreck like that so I count myself lucky. I tend not to mess with clips or shoes or anything like that so I can get off the bike as it's moving if I need to. And it's never made sense to buy special shoes for an activity where they never touch the ground

 

Hahahaha

 

My Dad could never understand why people would want to get their legs going 90 miles an hour just to give their butt a ride!

 

Best of luck!

 

Driving in Dallas yesterday got me to pondering.....I'd really like a button on the dash of the vehicle that you can press, and the brake lights come on. Might get some &$^#^$^ off your tail. I know that if I had any bumper stickers, some of those drivers would have scraped them off......uggh, I hate "driving" in Dallas. It's not really driving, it's "surviving".

In other news, took daughter to neurologist in Dallas yesterday, next step in loooong line of Dr visits trying to figure out why she's been getting dizzy and have ringing ears...apparently, all the normal diagnosis don't necessarily fit to just simply say "oh, it's vertigo" or "oh, it's tinnitus" or "oh, it's somesuperlongmedicaltermdescribingsomeconditionyouhavebutcantpronounce-itus".
So, she has us trying a med, we'll see how that goes. And we survived traffic, barely. Okay, *I* survived, wife and daughter were fine, LOL.

In other, other news...tomorrow will be 17 years my wife has put up with me as a husband. Kudos to her, I may take her out to Taco Smell (after all, all these dang Dr bills now....)

What else - Middle school band spring concert was Tuesday, was great, my kids did awesome. High school concert tonight, and apparently my kids are in that one too, sooo....Guess I better get used to it, oldest will be in high school next year. Now I feel old.

 

Congrats on 17!

Actually that button on the dash? I would like it to do three things all at once without taking your foot off the gas:
Brake lights come on
A smoke machine pours smoke out of the rear wheel wells
A PA system blares out the sound of screeching brakes

 

Great happenings at our house today. My wife interviewed this morning for a teaching job for the next school year and the principal called her this afternoon and offered her the job! So we all went out and celebrated with ice cream!

 

Congratz on the 17 years! :wave:

As for your daughter: could it be Menière's disease? It's what my late Dad had. Dizzyness & ringing ears. Don't worry, the "late" doesn't have anything to do with Menière! Best wishes for her!

Congratz to the missus!

 

What subject/grade level will she be teaching? BTW, I wish her success and happiness!

 

She is a language arts teacher with an ESS endorsement. She's spent the last 2 years as an ESS para-professional but really wanted to get back into her own classroom. Her new school is a middle school.

 

Good for her. There is a great need for what she does and middle school kids are challenging. Speaking from many years of experience as a high school teacher, I believe teaching can be described as "the toughest job you'll ever love". It's demanding, but when kids get it, that is just the best feeling.

 

Thanks!

They've 99% ruled out meniere's, but not totally. She's not exhibiting quite all the signs for it