I keep Pinterest lists of vibes for outfits and today’s fit combined two pretty well. ‘Lisa Frank Shania Twain’ and ‘Sleater Kinney Sailor Senshi’. My coworkers told me I reminded them of a watermelon and a flower. Pretty pleased with it.
Thrifted dress, Boden. Shoes are Steve Madden.
But this fit sneaks in occasionally
Hi!
Looking for feedback on estimation best practices. I work for a company that custom builds everything for clients. One project may be a theater set, another may be permanent public art, another may be custom railings for new construction. We have overlapping projects.
I’m looking to keep flexibility in estimating —- we very often are buying materials we don’t consider inventory and won’t need extras of after the fact. Doesn’t look like I can put expenses on an estimate and therefore need to create an item record of some kind for every projected material purchases.
With that in mind, item collections look like a good way for me to speed up estimating, specifically populating them into kit records made per project.
Do y’all have recommendations for efficient estimation in cases like this? Won’t have implementation partners for a few months.
Hi! I’m crushingly lonely!
I talk to people everywhere I go. I believe I am liked. I attend social events based on my interests. I walk my neighborhood everyday. Most of the advice I’ve come across based around making friends or finding a partner I already do. I’d love to hear some atypical advice on fighting loneliness or making real connections with people.