Can you still do some prn work if you take the desk job? In my opinion, you should work while you can now to earn what you can now, and take the experience while there are opportunities. Later, you can get the desk job, but for more money, since you're more experienced. Also, there are opportunities in research/real world evidence/device manufacturers/ software companies outside the healthcare systems for experienced clinicians like yourself (even fully remote ones).
Maybe this current role isn't perfect for you, but it started you wondering, and that's good.
I have some that are about 5yrs old. They wear well.
I'd say 10/10 for durability and comfort. 7/10 for fashion- they're more classic than trendy..
Squaredle is a daily word building game. Swipe letters in the grid to test your vocabulary every day and rise to the top of the leaderboards!
Squaredle a fun word finding game
Either you trust him or you don't. If you're uncomfortable, then tell him. If you're just basing this in the past, remember he's a different person from your ex. Also, if it feels wrong, then trust your instincts. Good luck. And don't let jealousy ruin a good thing.
This happened in the US. The quality dropped, the prices skyrocketed, and the staff stopped caring. They hid fees in prescriptions- $17 for 30 pills and $15 for 4 more because there's a $12 dispensing fee hidden in every prescription. It took them a year to finally explain it to me. They fired me as a client (after 20+ years) when I questioned them. Find an independent clinic and support them!
Laurie Anderson Mister Heartbreak https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mister_Heartbreak
What do you call a deer with no eyes, no legs, and no reproductive equipment?
!Still no fucking idea !!<
What do you call a deer with no eyes and no legs!
!Still no idea!<
I'd suggest replacing the wheels on your existing cart. Look at either Amazon or a skate shop. I did this and added 5 years to our suitcases. Bonus- they roll better now than they ever did.
My Leki poles are nearly 30 years old and the parts, should they wear out, are replaceable. I highly recommend them. I suggest you try out the different grip choices. Mine are cork and don't get cold, but aren't as grippy as other choices. I have YakTrax, but haven't used them (or needed them) in Iceland or Norway. In the US they were fine, but I've used them fewer than 10x in 15 years.
I came here to say this. Fwiw, mine are at least 5 yrs old. I do farm work, yard work, a lot of chainsaw/tree cutting work with them.
The flex version is better than the non flex. Pay attention to the style so you get the pocket/loop configuration you want.
I'm so happy to see you here. I've missed your pics since I left reddit.
And, both, cute and sexy.
Go try on more boots.. there are hundreds of styles. Go to a place that has lots and knowledgeable people to help you. And don't tie them so tightly.
Read Askamanager.com for advice on your resume and strategies to explain the short tenure. This wasn't you. This was on them.