Should just have to right click on the desktop, and choose "Personalize". Then click on "Desktop Background".
If I may...
All that is the exact reason why I'd be doing it. It helps that it's a significant step up to a VP level position and doubling my salary. But the opportunity to start new and fresh is really really exciting.
In Winterpeg for the rest of the week. Hooray for a warm spell at -16!
[DOUBLEPOST=1393124873,1393124698][/DOUBLEPOST]Ah HA! Switched the HDMI to the other port and boom. I can has sound again.You could check out Festival du Voyageur though the last day is tommorrow(23rd)
Job interview. Well, technically the third job interview for the same company. Looking to make a move and Southern Manitoba has my name on it apparently.
Well good luck!
It's still hanging on me like a shroud. I can't shake it off. Every minor mistake is magnified, every victory is diminished. I feel it constantly, I can't sleep more than a few hours a night, and I feel like my life is falling apart at the seams. I know that it's in my head, and I can't get it out. And the only remedies I know of are unavailable to me right now.
My most recently deceased cat lasted almost a year and a half past what I thought he would, then he kinda obviously started to go downhill all at once over a couple days. He probably could've lived another week, but it would've been uncomfortable for both of us.
That's about where I'm at. The vet himself has said he's lived 2 years longer than he thought he would, and has said I'm one of the few he's met to put so much into a pet. I originally brought my dog in to him put him to sleep, but he gave him a new lease on life.
This is my older dog right now. The vet can't believe she's still kicking around.
We went through this exact process before my Lab passed a few years ago. He wasn't in the best shape, but the vet told us he's let us know when he was ready to go; he'd stop eating, etc. But he never did. We finally had to except that he was basically putting on a "brave face" for us and his quality of life had slipped so far that keeping him this way was doing him more harm than good. Considering we had rescued him from "death row" at about 7 months and he ended up living until 13 1/2 years, we knew he had a good life, but it was so hard to let him go. He was smart and loyal and very much a part of our family.
If you feel like your doctor isn't listening, then go to another doctor and get a second opinion. Don't mess around. I know it's hard to go behind the back of a doctor you have been with forever, but trust your instincts when you think there may be something wrong. Better to be wrong than to be right and do nothing.LittleSin said:
Get another doctor. You don't fuck around with stuff like this, and loyalty to a doctor you've had a long time does you no good if they refuse to listen to their patient.
Seriously. My grandmother's lifelong doctor assured her that her chronic, nigh-debilitating pain was due to the way she carried herself when she walked.
