Stitchmond

Stitchmond t1_j689jtv wrote

Stitching up at Roastology this morning. Gotta take the dog out somewhere today. Maybe do some job search stuff but I don't feel like it.

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Stitchmond t1_j5eh7c1 wrote

That kinda looks like my neighbor's dog Tiko, but I'm not sure. He gets out all the damn time, but Edgewood and Laburnum seems too far from home for him. That dog might be bigger than Tiko but it's hard to tell, also can't recall Tiko's exact coloring. Ask if his name is Tiko (pronounced teeko). If he responds positively and enthusiastically, DM me and I'll give you an address to return him to. I'll see if I can find out a little later if Tiko's at home.

I don't think it's him, Tiko normally has a collar, he just never has tags.

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Stitchmond t1_j4uz7a8 wrote

Would you share what hospital you have to be 20-25 minutes from? Regardless of which one it is, a half hour drive from any of our hospitals still opens up a big portion of the city to you, though if it's a Southside hospital, you'd want to live in the Southside. If it's at Retreat or Bon Secours, you might be lucky and get to have a 20 minute walk to work, but not for $290k.

Short commute is what made me want to buy in the city.

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Stitchmond t1_j3xoaht wrote

Reply to comment by Stitchmond in Wednesdaily by stickynohte

Interview was good but not great. They're looking for fundraising support to include content writing for asks and acks, and I had to admit that my experience in that was second hand and more along the lines of editing & design support rather than actual writing. I think I'm a good writer but whether I'd be an effective writer in terms of solicitation, I dunno. I did explain that I have good knowledge about what's required for an effective ask, like the fundamentals of staying on mission, testing and applying different strategies, having a specific ask but allowing for additional communication if needed, things like that.

I did not bring up my specific reason for leaving my last job and chose not to highlight my need to work for an organization where honesty and integrity are important, based on advice I'd received here. For an org as small as this one, I thought if I had brought it up, it'd immediately put them on the defensive, pitting them against me, when I need them to see that we should be on the same team and they should want me.

Edit: also I'd like to take this opportunity to thank my mom, who's called me after every interview to ask how it went and to share her worry and anxiety. To me, things like worry, anxiety, frustration, regret have no use, so I don't let them affect me. She says I'm a smart, friendly guy who deserves the job, so that I don't have any offers yet is bothering her. She also worries about my finances which are, admittedly, running low but I'm still ok.

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Stitchmond t1_j2dy9xq wrote

You're the one who responded to me in order to prove me wrong, so seems to me we're both displaying a degree of insecurity. I'm just messing around on a stupid social media thing, don't take what I say so seriously. We're just having a chat, not deciding the fate of human communication.

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Stitchmond t1_j2dsye6 wrote

Homie, the phrase "ultimate heights" means the "last heights," as in the tallest, not necessarily the best or greatest. Your use only reinforces my argument.

I know meanings of words change, but it's through misuse. The dumbest people are driving the car of English language.

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Stitchmond t1_j2dibkg wrote

While we're on the topic, something I really hate is when the word ultimate is used to mean "the best" when all it really means is "the last." This is the ultimate day of the year.

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