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 Posted: Mon Jan 10, 2011 8:45 pm
Strega Mama TeaDidikai I love my food dehydrator. quoted for truth, they are awesome, arent they? I've heard good things, and I'm beginning to get curious.
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Posted: Tue Jan 11, 2011 5:55 am
erinnightwalker Shearaha So, hubby and I have mostly decided to move to California. I'm sold on the idea, just not on the execution. His current manager is setting him up with a job out there, but because of California's medical boards I'm likely going to have to re-test for my RVT so I can work out there. Not sure if I'll be able to get a job before I do that or if we'll get out there, I pass the test and then have to start looking for a job sweatdrop We'll also be leaving both of our families behind and my Mother is not going to be happy about it. But I really can't take too many more winters in this climate, and southern California should do wonders for my health. Just really nervous about this sweatdrop Be careful of mudslides and wildfires. And be warned that it gets cold and rainy in California, the water just washes away faster in the south. Oh, and we have border checks for fruit and vegetables so eat your oranges before you get here. Cost of living is high out here, especially in the Bay area and in southern California so don't be too shocked at prices. I have no idea what an RVT is, so I can't help you there ^_^ We're looking at Southern Cali, near LA. Hubby has a job offer at UCLA. RVT is Veterinary Technician, or Veterinary Nurse.
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Posted: Tue Jan 11, 2011 9:49 am
Shearaha erinnightwalker Shearaha So, hubby and I have mostly decided to move to California. I'm sold on the idea, just not on the execution. His current manager is setting him up with a job out there, but because of California's medical boards I'm likely going to have to re-test for my RVT so I can work out there. Not sure if I'll be able to get a job before I do that or if we'll get out there, I pass the test and then have to start looking for a job sweatdrop We'll also be leaving both of our families behind and my Mother is not going to be happy about it. But I really can't take too many more winters in this climate, and southern California should do wonders for my health. Just really nervous about this sweatdrop Be careful of mudslides and wildfires. And be warned that it gets cold and rainy in California, the water just washes away faster in the south. Oh, and we have border checks for fruit and vegetables so eat your oranges before you get here. Cost of living is high out here, especially in the Bay area and in southern California so don't be too shocked at prices. I have no idea what an RVT is, so I can't help you there ^_^ We're looking at Southern Cali, near LA. Hubby has a job offer at UCLA. RVT is Veterinary Technician, or Veterinary Nurse. Bring a map. LA is huge and there are place you do not want to get caught in at night. As for the RVT, I'd schedule a retest or whatever it is and start looking for jobs as soon as you know the date you'll be taking it. That way you can either get a foot in the door or know exactly where to go when all your paperwork is in order.
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Posted: Tue Jan 11, 2011 12:35 pm
ok, today i went to the used book store to pick up some old world of darkness supplements and i while the other half was paining over which clanbooks he needed for Vampire the masquerade i wandered off to browse the metaphysical section and amongst the turds of fake wiccan garbage i found one little gem "Osanyin: Santeria and the Lord of the Plants" by Baba Raul Canizares. for $3.49. i bought it up, i'll read it and let you guys know if its any good <3
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Posted: Tue Jan 11, 2011 2:58 pm
Back in Virginia after my amazingly long road trip to bring my car from Arizona. Wow, without cruise control, it was interesting.
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Posted: Tue Jan 11, 2011 3:33 pm
saint dreya Back in Virginia after my amazingly long road trip to bring my car from Arizona. Wow, without cruise control, it was interesting. It's good to hear you're safe. 3nodding
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Posted: Tue Jan 11, 2011 9:04 pm
Strega Mama ok, today i went to the used book store to pick up some old world of darkness supplements and i while the other half was paining over which clanbooks he needed for Vampire the masquerade i wandered off to browse the metaphysical section and amongst the turds of fake wiccan garbage i found one little gem "Osanyin: Santeria and the Lord of the Plants" by Baba Raul Canizares. for $3.49. i bought it up, i'll read it and let you guys know if its any good <3 VtM isn't too bad...been doing more research into it lately and I find I like the setting.
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Posted: Wed Jan 12, 2011 7:42 am
erinnightwalker Shearaha erinnightwalker Shearaha So, hubby and I have mostly decided to move to California. I'm sold on the idea, just not on the execution. His current manager is setting him up with a job out there, but because of California's medical boards I'm likely going to have to re-test for my RVT so I can work out there. Not sure if I'll be able to get a job before I do that or if we'll get out there, I pass the test and then have to start looking for a job sweatdrop We'll also be leaving both of our families behind and my Mother is not going to be happy about it. But I really can't take too many more winters in this climate, and southern California should do wonders for my health. Just really nervous about this sweatdrop Be careful of mudslides and wildfires. And be warned that it gets cold and rainy in California, the water just washes away faster in the south. Oh, and we have border checks for fruit and vegetables so eat your oranges before you get here. Cost of living is high out here, especially in the Bay area and in southern California so don't be too shocked at prices. I have no idea what an RVT is, so I can't help you there ^_^ We're looking at Southern Cali, near LA. Hubby has a job offer at UCLA. RVT is Veterinary Technician, or Veterinary Nurse. Bring a map. LA is huge and there are place you do not want to get caught in at night. As for the RVT, I'd schedule a retest or whatever it is and start looking for jobs as soon as you know the date you'll be taking it. That way you can either get a foot in the door or know exactly where to go when all your paperwork is in order. There's a possiblility that I might be able to get a job at UCLA as well. I'll be applying/interviewing at the same time as my husband. The paperwork is what's really scaring me.
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Posted: Wed Jan 12, 2011 2:21 pm
Esiris saint dreya Back in Virginia after my amazingly long road trip to bring my car from Arizona. Wow, without cruise control, it was interesting. It's good to hear you're safe. 3nodding No thanks to Dallas, lol.
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Posted: Wed Jan 12, 2011 10:56 pm
Shearaha erinnightwalker Shearaha erinnightwalker Shearaha So, hubby and I have mostly decided to move to California. I'm sold on the idea, just not on the execution. His current manager is setting him up with a job out there, but because of California's medical boards I'm likely going to have to re-test for my RVT so I can work out there. Not sure if I'll be able to get a job before I do that or if we'll get out there, I pass the test and then have to start looking for a job sweatdrop We'll also be leaving both of our families behind and my Mother is not going to be happy about it. But I really can't take too many more winters in this climate, and southern California should do wonders for my health. Just really nervous about this sweatdrop Be careful of mudslides and wildfires. And be warned that it gets cold and rainy in California, the water just washes away faster in the south. Oh, and we have border checks for fruit and vegetables so eat your oranges before you get here. Cost of living is high out here, especially in the Bay area and in southern California so don't be too shocked at prices. I have no idea what an RVT is, so I can't help you there ^_^ We're looking at Southern Cali, near LA. Hubby has a job offer at UCLA. RVT is Veterinary Technician, or Veterinary Nurse. Bring a map. LA is huge and there are place you do not want to get caught in at night. As for the RVT, I'd schedule a retest or whatever it is and start looking for jobs as soon as you know the date you'll be taking it. That way you can either get a foot in the door or know exactly where to go when all your paperwork is in order. There's a possiblility that I might be able to get a job at UCLA as well. I'll be applying/interviewing at the same time as my husband. The paperwork is what's really scaring me. Expect a background check and a TB test at the very least, even if you don't get the job. The TB results are good for a month, I think.
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Posted: Thu Jan 13, 2011 5:26 am
erinnightwalker Shearaha erinnightwalker Shearaha erinnightwalker Shearaha So, hubby and I have mostly decided to move to California. I'm sold on the idea, just not on the execution. His current manager is setting him up with a job out there, but because of California's medical boards I'm likely going to have to re-test for my RVT so I can work out there. Not sure if I'll be able to get a job before I do that or if we'll get out there, I pass the test and then have to start looking for a job sweatdrop We'll also be leaving both of our families behind and my Mother is not going to be happy about it. But I really can't take too many more winters in this climate, and southern California should do wonders for my health. Just really nervous about this sweatdrop Be careful of mudslides and wildfires. And be warned that it gets cold and rainy in California, the water just washes away faster in the south. Oh, and we have border checks for fruit and vegetables so eat your oranges before you get here. Cost of living is high out here, especially in the Bay area and in southern California so don't be too shocked at prices. I have no idea what an RVT is, so I can't help you there ^_^ We're looking at Southern Cali, near LA. Hubby has a job offer at UCLA. RVT is Veterinary Technician, or Veterinary Nurse. Bring a map. LA is huge and there are place you do not want to get caught in at night. As for the RVT, I'd schedule a retest or whatever it is and start looking for jobs as soon as you know the date you'll be taking it. That way you can either get a foot in the door or know exactly where to go when all your paperwork is in order. There's a possibility that I might be able to get a job at UCLA as well. I'll be applying/interviewing at the same time as my husband. The paperwork is what's really scaring me. Expect a background check and a TB test at the very least, even if you don't get the job. The TB results are good for a month, I think. Hmm, I just had my yearly TB test a few months ago here. I know my Rabies is up to date and I've had at least 3 background checks since I started working at my current job (for access to different areas) so no worries on any of that. And I'm taking my LAT (Laboratory Animal Technician) certification test in 2 weeks, so if nothing else I can get work in husbandry while figuring out all the stuff to work as an RVT.
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Posted: Fri Jan 14, 2011 4:46 pm
I can never remember where I found what resource. Was it this guild who had a list of Pagan stores?
Looking for hits in Ohio, since I'll be staying in Athens for work, but haven't found my list yet.
Bah, is late now anyway. Should sleep.
If anyone has a clue as to what I'm talking about, drop me a link. If not, I guess I'll just have to keep looking, hehe.
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Posted: Sun Jan 16, 2011 2:15 pm
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Posted: Sun Jan 16, 2011 2:34 pm
On the other hand, they're much simpler than the average vévé. I'll reserve comment on the aesthetics of the symbols in your link and say they're simply "not my style." =D
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Posted: Sun Jan 16, 2011 5:25 pm
At least veves are pretty. razz
I suppose it's not just that these ones are hideously complicated... it's that they're hideous and complicated.
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