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Rep Retirement Lodge 201: A State You Don't Expect

Rep Retirement Lodge 201: A State You Don't Expect

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Re: Rep Retirement Lodge 201: A State You Don't Expect

I don't even remember the first time I held mine. Maybe it's different for women, as I had spent several months with her kicking me.
Or maybe I just don't have much of a parenting gene.
I was drugged up with anesthesia that didn't clear out of my system so I don't remember much of the first week.

Just popping in to say hello. The end of the summer was both quiet and busy. We have been done very little traveling (last year we went away every month), but much more on the settling into our house. Whole family went to Baltimore in July (including my sister who was in from Tanzania for a month) and my parents came to visit us the second weekend in September. Work is meh and I'm still thinking about leaving and doing research about where to go, but haven't made any real moves yet. Best friend had another baby and I am a "Auntie" for the 3rd time (2 best friends have encouraged their kids to call tcbg and I "Uncle" and "Auntie" since we are close family friends and neither are close with immediate families)! :D (She's named after the fun-loving 1920s wife of F. Scott, or a video game, depending on which parent you ask.). Loving the fall weather here - has been 70s during the day and 50s at night.

This weekend I'm headed North for the Highland Games; one of my favorite festivals we regularly attend (aside from Memphis in May). Dudes in kilts, lots of music, Scotch eggs, Scotch, and beautiful northern NH in the fall. :D

Have been reading back some pages - good luck on the house buying, SC; one of these days I'd love to get out to MN for the State Fair... *wistful sigh*. Congrats to Scarlet's mom on the new roommate and happy to hear that you made it back to Fenway before the end of the season (I can't stand much about Fenway and I'd forgotten they don't have handrails). Good luck at clinicals, les.

Will try to be more attentive/check in more often now that's it's autumn.
WHat are you doing awake? I am shooting 3 races this weekend. Some day I am going to see the men in kilts :eek:

Good? Afternoon Lodge!
Battling National Grid- so irritating. We still are having line issues- about 5+ weeks, multiple calls, lost our phone line because they haven't fixed things. Called again because even tho Verizon replaced the line they said that coming thru the trees it might have issues again. Nat'l Grid is an Evil company.
 
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WHat are you doing awake? I am shooting 3 races this weekend. Some day I am going to see the men in kilts :eek:
I haven't worked since Sunday night - I took 2 vacation days for this week. Since we were only allowed 36 hours of vacation time between Memorial Day and Labor Day but are required to take 144 hrs/year, I am taking 2 days in October and either 2 or 3 days in November (I'm waiting for approval for the 3rd November day) and 1 or 2 days in December (again, awaiting approval for that other day). I will post a few photos of men in kilts on FB for you. We're actually going to a lecture on proper wrapping/wear of the Great Kilt (Matt has the sport kilt which is just a wrap around the waist, not the 8 meters of fabric one). We're also going to be seeing Syr (link); Albannach (link), The Rebel Collective (link), Soulsha (link), and The Red Hot Chilli Pipers (link). I've seen Syr about 4 or 5 times, I really like them. I've seen Albannach 3 times (fun, but the bagpipes do get a touch repetitive, but the crowd is awesome at the Games for that show). Rebel Collective is local, but I've only seen them once. We heard some of the Chilli Pipers when we went a few years ago, but they didn't play last year.

To try and regain some normalcy, I've been getting up at 6:15am on my days off - it's helped with sleeping through the night. I have yet to figure out how to balance working nights (it's only been 4+ years ... already).
 
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I haven't worked since Sunday night - I took 2 vacation days for this week. Since we were only allowed 36 hours of vacation time between Memorial Day and Labor Day but are required to take 144 hrs/year, I am taking 2 days in October and either 2 or 3 days in November (I'm waiting for approval for the 3rd November day) and 1 or 2 days in December (again, awaiting approval for that other day). I will post a few photos of men in kilts on FB for you. We're actually going to a lecture on proper wrapping/wear of the Great Kilt (Matt has the sport kilt which is just a wrap around the waist, not the 8 meters of fabric one). We're also going to be seeing Syr (link); Albannach (link), The Rebel Collective (link), Soulsha (link), and The Red Hot Chilli Pipers (link). I've seen Syr about 4 or 5 times, I really like them. I've seen Albannach 3 times (fun, but the bagpipes do get a touch repetitive, but the crowd is awesome at the Games for that show). Rebel Collective is local, but I've only seen them once. We heard some of the Chilli Pipers when we went a few years ago, but they didn't play last year.

To try and regain some normalcy, I've been getting up at 6:15am on my days off - it's helped with sleeping through the night. I have yet to figure out how to balance working nights (it's only been 4+ years ... already).

Jealous!
They have a bunch of research to show flipping back and forth between night and day is not possible for most people. :(
 
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Jealous!
They have a bunch of research to show flipping back and forth between night and day is not possible for most people. :(

I did that for a year, back in the college summer days. Worked Sun night-Thu night 10pm-6am, then Sat/Sun morns from 6am-2pm. It was rough. Sundays ended up being just staying up the whole time through both jobs. Yeah, not healthy. Plus, missed out on a lot of stuff, b/c friends had normal jobs.
 
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Here too! Mid 70s temp now and it'll only be 83 this weekend.

I had to go home this morning to get tights and heavier gloves. I didn't need them by the time my ride was over, but this was the first time I needed either since the spring.
 
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What is it about this place that has me picturing things I don't want to picture?

Ralph in tights. gmann and his S&SS. Speaking of gmann I wonder how the little gs are doing.
 
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What is it about this place that has me picturing things I don't want to picture?

Ralph in tights. gmann and his S&SS. Speaking of gmann I wonder how the little gs are doing.

When I started biking, I wore sweat pants when it got cold, but was impossible to be efficient that way.
 
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So I'm part of a big project at work related to PAMA - the Protecting Access to Medicare Act - which, among other things, "requires that physicians ordering advanced imaging exams consult Appropriate Use Criteria (AUC) through a qualified Clinical Decision Support Mechanism (qCDSM). You might want to blame greedy insurance companies but apparently this one is all Medicare.

Look Les! More clinical decisions made by legislators and regulators and not clinicians!
 
Re: Rep Retirement Lodge 201: A State You Don't Expect

So I'm part of a big project at work related to PAMA - the Protecting Access to Medicare Act - which, among other things, "requires that physicians ordering advanced imaging exams consult Appropriate Use Criteria (AUC) through a qualified Clinical Decision Support Mechanism (qCDSM). You might want to blame greedy insurance companies but apparently this one is all Medicare.

Look Les! More clinical decisions made by legislators and regulators and not clinicians!
No. Not looking. No. No. No. :p
 
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