And then, there's a bearded fetus.

Well, I survived the last day of Insurance training and finished off with 93% on my test. Which gave me a 96.3% score overall. I'm pretty okay with that. I'd like to have gotten 100%, but I guess I can live with an A.

Yesterday otherwise was pretty dull. Jess went down to see Dad, who seems to be doing well. The doctors rounded while they were there and said he's there til at least today, maybe Thursday, because they want to see if his blood cultures grow anything. I'd appreciate it if they'd keep him til tomorrow, but we'll work it out however it goes. I just really would rather not cancel tonight's game if possible, since I cancelled last week after being exhausted from getting him home. So, we'll see. Tomorrow we have a game, but not one that was recently cancelled.

I also got a notice from Caremark that my Rybelsus prior auth was denied, so I sent my primary care a note asking why, and if they'd included the two medications that I'd previously been on. Apparently the problem was that they didn't have any documentation proving that I was diabetic. I've been on Rybelsus the whole time I've been with this doctor, so they didn't have any of the pre-diabetic labwork. I guess they thought I was using it for weight loss? Anyhow, they resubmitted it yesterday, so hopefully, I'll get an answer today.

Today, I start the training on the hospitals medical records system. I like technical stuff, so I think I'll enjoy the class. It's going to be like 95% of my job, so I better learn it good. It's apparently less interactive than the insurance class. I've got this class for all of today and tomorrow, then half a day on Friday.

I have no idea what we're having for dinner tonight. I had put in a pick up order at Aldi, but they were running late, so I cancelled it, rather than have them switch the pick up time to 10am today, which is usually what happens for later pickups. Once we know what's going on with dad, I'll put it back in, maybe for 4-5pm instead of 6-7pm.

Tonight we shall hopefully have game, which is good, because I think I have a fun heist for the team to pull off. Tonight's game is Blades in the Dark, where you play as a gang of theives going on heists for fame, money and power.

Tomorrow's game is a D&D game loosely based on the movie Toys. (Very loosely.) I don't really want to have to cancel that, either, but of the two, that would be my first choice to postpone.

Friday, poisontaster is running a bit of a horror game, but kindly allowed me to play a somewhat unserious species, so I'm going to have a Muppetborn Ranger. (Yes, that's exactly what you'd expect it to be.) I haven't decided the particulars, but it'll be an animal shaped Muppet. I'm still debating on gender and animal type. I'm leaning towards a male cat type Muppet, but we'll see. I plan to play it straight, so to speak.

I suppose it's time to think about pants now. I'm not sure if the Epic traning will be on camera like the Insurance class was, so I'll have to put on a bra and nice shirt just to be safe.

Everyone have a wonderful Wednesday!

And it's back to Monday. This weekend did not feel particularly restful.

Dad is stable, but still pretty messed up. My sister stayed til about two, but felt like her presence was making him more agitated, so she came home after they'd gotten him settled into his room. We're still not 100% sure what's causing this. They've done a ton of tests, which showed fluid in or around his lungs. Whether that's pneumonia or because his heart isn't pumping as well? Who knows? He had a little blood in his urine, so maybe UTI? A bunch of his labs were fully out of whack, too, so really, any guess is as good as another.

Hopefully, the antibiotics and lasix will settle him down. Jess is going to go visit this morning/early afternoon, and we'll see how he's doing. They seemed to think he'd be in there for a few days at least. I guess it depends how he responds to the medication they're giving him.

I feel bad for him, because he's so out of it, he doesn't really understand why he's there. On the plus side, if history is a predictor, he won't remember the first couple of days anyway. Which is awesome for him. I wish I had that option.

After we launched Dad to the ER, my sister insisted we play our D&D game, so we did. It was a lot of fun. Got to play with a new monster, a Behir, which looks like the cross between a Chinese dragon and a mole rat. Managed to get a couple of good hits in before my players dispatched it.

After that, I threw in dinner, and later popped over to Whole Foods to pick up some stuff for my sister. I am simultaneously into and creeped out by their pickup orders. You just click that you're on the way, and it's activates the GPS tracking, and they're already bringing out your order as you're pulling up. It makes things incredibly easy and quick. It also is incredibly invasive, but the convenience wins out for me.

Today, I start the Commercial Insurance module. That'll run for 2 days, before we'll switch to out Epic training. We have games Wednesday-Sunday, so that'll be fun. Hopefully, dad returning home will not mess up any of them, but we'll see. Thursday, I have my virtual psych appointment, which will be nice. I'm going to see if we can discuss ADHD this time, since I am on insurance again and won't feel guilty bringing it up when I'm paying a discounted rate. Which reminds me, at some point, I need to call them and give them the new insurance information.

Okay, time for more coffee! Everyone have the best Monday possible!

It's Saturday!! And I'm apparently a total flake. I swore I had everything written down for todays game, but I cannot find the file on Googledocs to save my life. Fortunately, it's all in my brain, so I'm retyping it, but c'mon. Maybe I dreamed that I typed it, I have no freaking clue. It's entirely possible. Oh well. No big deal I can type that out in no time. My notes tend to be pretty vague anyway. I'll have a few beats I want to hit, but beyond that, it's up to my players what we shall do.

Today, we've got game at 2, but before that, we're planning to go have lunch at an Italian place. I'm currently debating between carbonara and crab ravioli.

Yesterday was a long, vaguely chaotic day. The nurse came for Dad's first evaluation. Fortunatley, he came while dad was in the living room in the chair, so that was good. Everything checked out well, so the home health brigade is free to start.

Dad's been doing pretty well. He hasn't been a total dick to any of us, and I feel like he's trying to be nice. It's been a lot, but we've worked out a bit of a routine. He gets up at 12 during my lunch break, and then is up until I get off from work at least. Not sure how Saturdays will shake out yet.

I got my check for what I paid into the MD State Pension while I was with 911. It's only $700, but I will gladly take it. I immediately deposited into the credit union account, which I got my debit card for. Proving that I'm a total nerd, I geeked out a bit that it's a touch free pay. I can tap to pay! It's very exciting for someone who has no actual life.

Work is going well. I've been in classes 4/5 days this week, and I'm enjoying that. I like learning new things, so it's good. I have now taken Foundations of Insurance and Government Insurance.

We yet again played Kahoot for our review, and I yet again smoked the competetion. Was slightly annoyed that I only got a 96.6% on the final. I missed a question, and that kind of ticks me off.

All in all, though, I feel like we're settling into a new rhythm. I have hopes that it's going to be a better rhythm than before. So far, it seems that way, at least.

Three weeks til we get to head out to Philly for a weekend break! I'm very excited about that. It's been a while since we did more than an overnight. It was tough with dad unable to even pull himself up in bed, but my sister is insistent that we take the two days, so off we go.

Okay, it is definitely time for more coffee and maybe to consider pants. Everyone have an awesome Saturday!

I gotta say, when my alarm went off, I didn't really want to get up. I just lay there for a few minutes before I finally heaved my ass out of bed.

Yesterday ended up being not as bad as I worried. I had class during the day, which went pretty well. In the morning, I did a typing test, which ended up being respectable. 53 words, no errors, which I was pretty happy with. Then, we had more learning until we finished, and then we played Kahoot. (I fucking hate Kahoot.) It's one of those BS "motivational" quiz games. Our quiz was (shock) on the stuff we'd spent the last two days learning.

I may hold Kahoot with contempt, but on the other hand, I'm super competitive. You get more points the faster you answer. I missed two out of thirty questions, but I answered 28 correctly and quickly enough that I absolutely smoked the rest of the class. I ended up with 14,000 points, and the closest one had 11,000. It was gratifying. After we finished Kahoot, it was time for the actual test, which I passed with 100%, so I ended the day feeling pretty good about myself.

While I was finishing up work, I got the text from my sister that they were loading dad into the wheelchair transport, and then they were going to be heading home. My plan worked out perfectly, as I finished work at 4:30pm, and the truck pulled into the driveway at 4:45pm.

Getting him in was a bit of a chore. The ramp needs to be replaced horribly, so I had to help guide the chair over some of the bumps. It's sound and safe, but the planks at the bottom have sunk, so it's very bumpy. The whole ramp has sunk a touch at the top, so it's got a little lip to get onto the porch. And then, we have a little ramp up the step to the door, but the door itself has about a two and a half inch lip. What this meant was that I'd bend over, grab the front of the chair and lift a little, pulling it forward. Yeah, not the best thing ever for my back, but on the other hand, we needed to get him in. As a result, I am super sore this morning.

He had been sitting in the too-small travel chair for a while, so he opted to get in bed pretty quickly. He did really well. We used the sit/stand frame, and it went pretty seamlessly, so I was pleased.

He's decided that he wants to get up at lunchtime and have lunch and dinner in the living room, so we'll see how that goes.

I ended up cancelling the game last night, mostly because I was 100% frazzled after getting him home, but we're definitely playing tonight. We've got fuckboi vampires to stop!

We've got a quiet day for the most part, trying to figure out the new normal. Tomorrow, the nurse arrives to start the endless round of PT and OT. Not looking forward to it.

Aside from all that, not a whole lot going on.



For the last day of February, I had to come up with something special. So... Something that I like:



You! I'm not horribly active any fandom at the moment, but I really do treasure the people it's brought to me. I guess I'm fannish about fandom now? Anyway, thank you for sharing a little bit of your life with me, and letting me do the same.

Everyone have a stupendous Thursday!

I am 100% tired this morning. Not sure why. I slept about as well as I've been sleeping. Just a tired day, I suppose. Time for more coffee!

I'm also a bit achy. Not sure if it's the new chair, or just general soreness. I guess we'll see. I didn't hurt as much yesterday when I got up at the end of the day, so I'm hoping it was just that I slept wrong. I suppose it could also be the weather, since it's supposed to be a rainy, blah day for the next couple of days. (Of course it's going to rain when we're bringing dad home. of course.)

Today, I start my classes, beginning with insurance classes. I've had some insurance experience at prior jobs, so we'll see how much new information I get. I'll have my pen and paper ready. I have to be on camera, so I'll be getting myself together for the 8am start time. I start out my day with a "Welcome new team members meeting at 8am. Whoo, I get to be perceived. Then, onto insurance. Insurance will last a week and a day, and then on Wednesday, I'll start training on Epic software. I spent most of my day yesterday doing the e-learning prerequisites for that. Six hours of people with perky voices telling me about the software. It was not my favorite thing in the world.

After today's classes, we have our last night of freedom before Dad arrives tomorrow evening.

As I was on Friday, I'm kind of dreading it. We'll have Thursday to readjust, and then Physical and Occupational Therapy will descend on Friday. I hate having people in the house, and I wasn't working on the phones the last time we had them, so we're going to have to see how this goes. I know Jess is very nervous about it. But I figure that since I'm going to be in classes, probably muted, it'll give us a few weeks to adjust.

I'm not sure what we're going to do with our last night of freedom. We have chorizo and hash browns to make chorizo casserole, but it kind of feels like we should get something good, and have it tomorrow night while Dad has his McDonalds. I don't know. We'll see.



As usual, forgot this yesterday, so you get two things!

Daydreams. Daydreams keep me sane. I go on Apartments.com and make plans for what we'll do when Dad passes, where we'll go. I asked Jess about it last night, and we've narrowed down plans to north, south or west. I liked Harford County, it's not the area's fault that 911 was a shitshow. And it's a bit closer to Philly and friends. I also like the idea of moving down towards DC to be closer to some of our friends. Or, there's west, with Ellicott City, Columbia, and even Frederick. We'd like to stay in MD in the current political climate, since we're a sanctuary city and even if gay marriage falls in the supreme court, it was ratified by popular vote in MD two years before it was federally legal.

Our weighted blankie. At first, I hated it. Too heavy, felt like I was being held down. And once in a while I still have to toss it off, but for the most part, I love it. It really is good for anxiety.

Okay, time for more coffee! Everyone have a most excellent Tuesday!

It's a lovely two game Sunday! Boodle is very chatty and playful this morning, running around and yelling as she goes. I went over to give her some love, and she allowed it, but what she really wanted is crunch treats. I of course gave her a few, which were summarily eaten. Now's she sitting there giving the sad meow of her people, trying to coerce me into giving her more treats. She seems to be saying "I know you have Churu treats, woman. Now kick some down." (Which reminded me, I need to get her more Churus.)

I am very much looking forward to having some games, one this morning and one this afternoon! The morning one is DMed by coyotegestalt, and I'm the DM for the evening game. We have a lot of games this week! We have a game every day from Wed-Sunday this week. It's going to be so much fun! The Wednesday game may be in a little jeopardy because Dad is scheduled to come home Wednesday evening. But we're gonna play it by ear and see how it goes.

I had a pretty good day yesterday, though it was busy. First, I set about building my new temp chair. I'm not sure I love it, but I think it'll do for a few weeks until the really nice chair arrives. The cat seems to really like it, though. It was a pain in the ass to put together, and I am definitely feeling the soreness today from it.

Then, we went to get hot pot. After some discussion, we decided to try a new place that had both hot pot and Korean BBQ. Holy crap, it was so good. I mean, the place we normally go to is nice, but this was just excellent. They had so much good stuff. I got a miso soup base that was so good. I need like a gallon of that next time I get a cold. Jess and my sister both got the spicy Szechuan broth. (They did not lie about the spicy.) We ordered a ton of meat, both for the hotpot and the grill. There was so much good stuff. I did not dislike anything I ate, honestly. There was a spicy garlic pork belly that pretty much won the day, though. It was a thick roll of pork belly that was marinated in garlic and soy and it crisped up and the fat rendered and it was amazing. I think next time we go, we will be ordering a couple plates of that to start. They also had really good gyoza and rice cakes. Oh! And their udon noodles were really good. Very hard to get out of the pot, but very tasty.

After that, we headed home for a bit, and then Jess and I went up to see Dad, who was in a bit of a Mood. Understandable, since he was expecting to be home, but still annoying. We didn't stay for long because it was roughly 7000 degrees in his room and I was having anxiety about being trapped. It's one of my big triggers, and for some reason, it decided to kick in hardcore. So, we left a little early and went to Target to get some new t-shirts. With me being work from home, we definitely needed more clothes. It was one thing when I was wearing a work "uniform" like I was at 911, but if I'm going to be home, I'm going to be comfortable, and we only have so many pairs of leggings and t-shirts to share. So, once the taxes came in, I put in an order at Old Navy for leggings, and we headed to Target to get some nice shirts. Fortunately, it wasn't too busy for a Saturday, and we were able to get six new shirts in various colors. The old Navy order was here by the time we got back, so we are set.

Tomorrow it's back to work, for one more day of shadowing before I start insurance training on Tuesday. So far it's going well, I'm starting to get the hang of how to use Epic, which is good. I'll have Epic classes starting the week after, so I'll hopefully be a little bit ahead of the game.

It's strange to be back to work, honestly. It's been about 5 months since I was working from home in any capacity, and I feel like I'm out of the habit. I'll get used to it, of course. It's just a little strange at the moment.



Big, stupid action movies. Jess and I were discussing movies last night, and a lot of what we were talking about was your big budget high octane action movies. The bigger and dumber the better. I loved Battleship, for instance. It was dumb as hell, but there's something about disengaging my brain and just letting the movie take me where it wants me to be that I adore.

As my brain has gotten harder to wrangle, the breadth of movies I'm able to sit through has diminished. Whereas I used to watch a variety of genres, now I'm mostly stuck on the big budget action movie. Next month, once I have insurance again, I'm looking forward to finally having the ADHD discussion with my doctor, and just maybe I'll be able to focus on things again.

Okay, gotta get my brain in gear for game this morning! Everyone have a wonderful Sunday!

I did not want to get up this morning. My alarm went off and I just turned the alarm off and snuggled under the covers for another 30 minutes. Finally, I dragged myself upright. To be honest, there's really no reason I have to get up that early. I just tend to do it so I have a few minutes of quiet to wake up in. As proven by yesterday, some days I really can't handle noise in the morning, but sometimes a buffer will help. I've gotten better at not reacting to my overstimulation as I've gotten older, but when I was a teenager, I would just go off and yell and cry about it. I think it was much more sensitive back then, though. Someone stirring their coffee too loud would set me off. Drugs are a wonderful thing.

I'm still incandescently angry about that. I spent from 13-17 showing all the hallmarks of depression, but not a single person did a goddamn thing about it. I flunked out of school, got my GED, couldn't handle college, and not a damn thing was done for me. No medication, no psychologist. Just "oh, it's just teenage hormones." I honestly don't know what the fuck anyone was thinking. I know it was the 80's, but a kid goes from honor roll to flunking in one semester, you would think it would throw up some red flags. I wonder sometimes what I'd have been if action had been taken. Would I have gone to college? Maybe I'd have become a doctor or nurse.

Of course, if that had happened, I might not have found Jess. And that's worth more to me than anything. So I guess it's okay.

My trainer's phone system was out yesterday, so we ended up being sent off to watch other employees for 8 hours. The morning wasn't bad, because my dude was taking phone calls, and that was interesting. Unfortunately, he was on scanning duty in the afternoon, and that was boring as fuck.

It actually worked out, because I needed to make some calls to set things up for dad's return home. Namely, how the fuck we were getting him home, and getting a sit/stand frame so we could get him out of the chair and into bed. Of course, that was 100% my job. To be fair, my sister did contact the social worker to see what time we could pick him up. But after that, it was all on me. Fortunately, even though we waited til last minute, both places were able to accommodate us, so we are ready as we're going to get.

I am dreading him coming home. It's been such a nice little break from constant care. And now, we're right back in it. Oh well. We'll see how it goes.

I ended up cancelling the game last night. There was just no way that I made it to dad and back in time for game unless I didn't eat at all, and I would have been thoroughly stressed the entire time. It was r/s for two weeks out, which isn't horrible. Today, my sister is going up to see him at lunchtime to watch his therapy, so I don't have to do anything when I get off work, aside from get ready for the game.



Yoda! I mentioned Boodle earlier in the month, but that's only half of the duo of small furry goblins that share our home. The other half is our 7 year old bichon mix, Yoda. He accounts for a good 15% of the stress in my life, worrying about his poopy butt and grooming and what not. But he also contributes considerably more love. He's a very affectionate puppers, shoving his head under your hand like a cat when he wants pets and climbing halfway into your lap to flop over like the fluffiest version of Michaelangelo's Pietà. I love him very much, even when he frustrates me, and my life would be infinitely sadder without him.

Okay, time to finish up here and do some actual game prep. Maybe get some more coffee first, though...

Everyone have a terrific Friday!

Hump Day! We are at the halfway mark of the week! I'm not really counting because of the job, more because of them sending dad home. I'm really not looking forward to that. My sister went over to watch him do his therapy, but he's gotten a little illness of some sort. Had a little fever yesterday morning, and just felt kind of blah. They did xrays and labs, so we'll see what's going on. Hopefully, it's just a little cold and passes quickly. I'm not quite sure what we're doing this week with him, because we have games tonight through Friday, which would make it very tough to get up to the rehab and back after work. I could go super early, but he'll still be asleep, so I don't know if that's really viable. I have no idea what I'm going to do. I don't really want to reschedule any of the games, because scheduling is always such a challenge anyway. He might have to go visitor free one night? I'll be up there on Saturday to pick up his clothes and stuff, so it's possible I just won't see him til then.

Work went well yesterday. It's kind of a weird training class. The other trainee has been there for a few weeks, mostly taking the insurance classes and the stuff I'll start next week. But she's been observing for longer than I have. What'll happen is that we'll both watch and get some information this week. Then, next week, she'll start controlling the trainer's screen, during calls, and I'll be going into insurance class. I have so many classes to do. A week and some change of insurances, then a week of training on their software, Epic. Once that's done, I get Patient Access training, and then I'm back to listening to calls, and eventually starting to control the screen, and finally taking calls.

I'm looking forward to learning more. Right now, it's just learning the rhythm, and seeing what the scheduling looks like, which is cool. I'm learning what the quality team is looking for, and how to use some or the ancillary tools. It all is a little confusing at the moment of course. I kind of feel like it might have been a good idea to do the Epic training first, then let me listen to calls?

I'm slowly starting to understand, though. And I'm taking notes and doing my best to pay attention.

ION, it sounds like since I left, IKEA has continued it's tailspin. The Deputy Manager at the call center who started the bullshit "everyone knows everyone's Job" and advised my team to apply for team lead? Yeah, he was fired. A handful of other managers have left, either by quitting or being fired. Two of the specialists were suspended without pay and declined to come back at the end of their suspension. It sounds like a complete and utter shitshow, and I'm so glad I got out when I did. Everyone I keep in touch with is miserable. No one wants to be there.



I unsurprisingly missed this yesterday, so today you get two!

Sushi Burritos! There's a place near us that has a Hawaian Dragon roll. It's cucumber, shrimp tempura, faux crab, pineapples and spicy mayo. Good lord, it's tasty! I could eat two easily.

My office. In the three years I worked from home for IKEA, I slowly built my office to be exactly how I wanted it. From a cheap desk in the corner to a very nice hardwood desk, with my Minnie Ears from Disney mounted above the monitors, and the painting I chose from Great Big Canvas. It's all the way I want it. I'd like to clear out some of the junk on the other side of the room, but I'll deal for now, and clear it a little at a time. The next big step is a new chair. The one I have was fine for IKEA, where I wasn't chained to the desk, and could get up every so often, but since I'm going to be taking calls, I'll be sitting, and it's not good for any long stretch. My back was so pissed last night, and is still a little cranky this morning. My tax refund is supposed to come through tomorrow, so I'll be ordering one then. Possibly, depending on what time they send dad home on Saturday, I'll go hunting.

Everyone have a wonderful Wednesday!

It's D-Day! My alarm went off bright and early at 5am, and I bounced out of bed to grab my coffee. I've got the morning all plotted out. I've got til 6:10 to do my thing, then I need to wash out my travel coffee mug, because I'm going to need that. Then, get dressed and be ready to go by 6:30. If I get it right, I'll be at the office half an hour early, and will hopefully get a good parking spot.

I swear, the moment after I hit disconnect on Discord last night, all the anxiety that I'd been ignoring jumped up and started bouncing around yelling "Pick me!" I managed to get to sleep through the marvels of modern chemistry, but it sort of sucked for the two hours before I got to sleep.

I got to pull a Rusty Quill special during our game last night. While surrounded by green hags, my red dragonborn decided to cast fireball, centered on himself. Since he's a dragonborn, he was going to take half damage, even if he failed the save (which he totally did). The hags on the other hand, took full damage. Even with my hit points dropping to twenty five, it was 100% worth it for the 31 points of damage I dropped on them. And since it worked pretty well, I'll 100% do it again.

In addition to that game, we played another in the morning, which was awesome. After that, we went to see Dad, and then we went to pick up groceries. Jess went in and saw Dad, while I waited in the car. I'll go see him tonight. I'm not quite sure how we're going to work things with me working this week, and games from Wed-Friday, but we'll figure it out.



Looks like I missed a few days of these, so, in no particular order, four things I like.

Sparkling water: I am a huge fan of any kind of unflavored fizzy water. It just makes me happy

Natural History Museums: Dinosaur bones and shark dioramas? Yes please!

T. Kingfisher/Ursula Vernon's books: I haven't read her horror novels, though I've been told that they're very good, but her non-horror books are fucking amazing. Nettle and Bone was one of my favoirte books I've read in the last couple years. She writes compelling, practical heroines, who don't end up carrying the idiot ball much if at all.

My Bed: We got a Hesstun mattress while I was still with IKEA, and I love it. It's soft and has just enough firmness that I can get out of bed in the morning, but I don't really want to.

Okay, time for me to get dressed. Everyone have a wonderful Monday!

Good morning from snow covered Maryland! It's not as bad as they originally said it might be, only about 2 inches instead of 6.

Yesterday, we did all the things. Except my hair cut. That got bumped til today as the stylists kid got sick at school, and she had to go pick the kid up. But in the morning, I got off my ass and drove down to the Hopkins campus I need to go to on Monday. It's not a bad ride, though I'm going to leave a little extra time for traffic. (Which of course means I'll be there a minimum of half an hour early. Then, we took the dog to the vet. I was a total wreck, but he was a little angel for them, of course. Not a peep out of him for the shots, the exam, the butt shave or the blood draw. They gave us some doggie ibuprofen, and that seems to be helping him. He was a little mopey and clingy, but not crying, which was a huge improvement over last time he had shots.

Today, I will have my hair cut at 12, and then I suppose as long as the road is good, it'll be up to see dad. Then, back in time for our 4pm MotW game at 4pm. Tomorrow, we have two games, one in the morning and one later in the afternoon. Both should be a lot of fun!

Then, it's time to get my unemployed ass back to work.

I have some stuff to do this weekend to get ready. I need to clean my car out a bit. It's gotten a little trashy. I need to unearth my coffee mug and my messenger bag, both of which are kind of hanging out in the back seat somewhere. I want to empty my messenger bag of all the 911 crap, and refill it with some new legal pads and pens.

They told me to bring my phone and charger to do the zoom orientation on, which I will, but I'm also thinking that I will take my laptop. If it's feasible, I'd rather watch the orientation on there, since I'm old and have bifocals. If I can't, that's fine, too. I just figure I'll take it just in case.

As I was saying to coyotegestalt, I'm not quite qure why I'm going to this location? It's not the call center's location, it's an actual radiology office. The only thing I could figure was that maybe it has a conference room or office that they can tuck us in? (That's assuming it's going to be more than just me.)

I'm a little nervous about Monday, but it hasn't really kicked in yet. I'm sure tomorrow night I'll be completely anxious. Which reminds me, I need to stop at the pharmacy and grab my anti-anxiety pills and a new inhaler.

Okay, time for more coffee! Everyone have a lovely Saturday!