Forgive me if this is an obvious question but how do I make a black cat this month? I just started playing again a few months ago and before that hadn't played since I was a kid. I remember as a kid to make a black cat you had to do it on halloween.
I have 3 but kinda wanna make another one lol. I have a cat, horse, and dog.
So... I got my hair done today and then my boyfriend came over after. He was making rude comments about my hair asking me if I "still need to wash it" and then I told him it was rude and he said it just doesn't look how it normally does and looks frizzy. Let me be clear, it's not really about my hair, it's the principle of it. I feel like the easiest thing you can do as a man, or anyone, is tell your girlfriend her new hair looks nice. I have felt in the past that he has insecurities, and this validated that. For background, im 26 and hes 30. We've been dating for about 9 months. I guess it just makes me feel like hes jealous and insecure. When I brought it up to him a few hours later he saw no fault in what was said.
Hey all! Made a post last week that I got a new job and for one of my first tasks im a bit confused. Wont get into details but basically im building a media list for a cheese festival. My boss reviewed my initial list and said she didnt want to use outlets like food and wine, because the cheese will be common (aka not like, gourmet niche cheeses) so im a bit stumped on outlets that would be a good fit. On the list I added outlets that were specific to the city it’d be in, but Im trying to make this more robust without adding more outlets like food and wine that she won’t want.
Hi all. Starting a new AE job this week (graduated in 2022 and in my late 20s) and looking for some advice on how to make a good first impression. Ive had a mix of experiences in pr some good some bad when it comes to agencies, so any advice is welcome. This is a boutique firm.
Wanna start this off by saying ive lived in several different north american cities before seattle and then i ended up trying seattle out for a month in an airbnb as a remote worker. Im not a tech worker btw, im in communications and my salary is sadly much less lol. What began as only being a month long thing ended up being 2 years and me signing a lease here. I just wanted to share my experience here since I hear so much about the “seattle freeze” and other complaints. I actually personally did not experience this at all. I met so many cool, unique people that were not like people from other cities i had been. I love that noone cares what you wear or what labels you own. I love the music scene. I lovee how walkable it is, i havent owned a car in my 2 years here! Seattle is by far my most favorite city ive lived in so far.
The reason im moving is that changes in unemployment have made Seattle hard to afford and I just cant justify cost of living at this point. Ive been to a couple different other major cities this year and noticed the cost of food and drink is cheaper than it is here, and offers more of a world class food and drink scene. Cities that are larger and more international have actually become compareable in price or even cheaper. I went to what is known as one of most expensive cities in the country this weekend and was shocked to see that my food and drink bills were cheaper. So for now, I just cant justify how expensive things are.
I know this is a lot of yapping, but wanted to share because i love this city so much and am kind of just hoping seattle gets to a point where the prices dont seem to be aimed towards tech workers.
I made a horse toon and it has been so fun. She might b my fav toon yet!! Just wanted to make this post bc I feel like horses r so underrated hehe
For some reason I cant find the last one I feel like I have looked all over law bot hq. I cant enter the court house since no disguise.
It says "Sellbot Ready for Promotion" when I finish my fights but not sure what that exactly means.
Currently in Seattle and have been here for 2 years. Honestly I love it here and its my favorite place ive ever lived, but ive been going to Vancouver a lot lately and also have been loving it. There are aspects of it that I prefer and then also aspects of seattle I prefer. Im in between jobs and normally work remotely so im in a position where I can live anywhere right now. Im seriously considering doing a short term rental in Vancouver for a few months to see how I like living there.
Looking to hear from people who have spent time in both!
I only have a cat right now but want to make a second character!
I delivered a cream pie gag for this task and now its saying this
edit: thanks!
Cant find them anywhere
Did a reading to ask if id get the job i was interviewing for and my main card was two of cups. I did not get the job unfortunately. I forgot the specific supporting cards i pulled but they were all positive cards. Just confused! Has this happened to anyone before? I thought two of cups was a really good sign lol
Some airlines dont allow this so not sure
I just had such a weird experience! I interviewed with a PR firm hiring for an Outreach Specialist (freelance) on LinkedIn and a few days later they emailed me and told me they'd like to bring me on and sent me the contract through docusign. Before I signed it, I sent them this email
"Hi ____,
Thank you again for taking the time to speak with me about the role and for sending over the document. I had a couple of follow-up questions I wanted to clarify regarding expectations and the compensation structure before signing on.
Is compensation guaranteed as a base amount, or is it tied strictly to performance metrics such as the number of appointments generated?
I also wanted to clarify the expectation around generating 5+ appointments per week. If there happens to be a slower week, but I am still meeting the outreach and email activity expectations, would compensation remain consistent, or is payment dependent specifically on reaching the appointment target?
I appreciate any clarification you can provide!
Thank you!
____"
They answered my question and said this "The $3,200 base is guaranteed regardless of the amount of calls booked, but to clarify the job would be 350 outbound per week, the goal is 5+ calls - we understand we can’t always control the amount of calls booked per week. Now if you aren’t hitting the job of 350 outbound per week consistently, then we go into performance reviews, etc. "
Then I said..
"Ok, that sounds great. I just signed the document. Please let me know if you need anything else from me!
Best,
____ "
THEN this is where it gets weird.. I just got an email that said
"Hi ___ - we need to pause for a moment here. We’ll be in touch in a month or so if we’d like to move forward. Sorry for the last minute change but we’re restructuring internally." "Don’t want my email to get buried but the previous agreement is now voided.
Thank you. "
Did they not like the question I asked? My intention was never to slack on the job, but I also will not do a commission based job. Shouldn't I be able to ask questions..?
Im on day 3 and i feel so much better today, but i want to keep up the momentum and not mess up the healing (i got all 4 out).. i wanted to order takeout but not sure what would be safe. Any ideas? I did pancakes yesterday
