The Bee Hive -- April 2022 Edition - Page 10

just bee · ‎03-10-2010

Remember when I was complaining about all the static?

~My philosophy: Dogs are God's most perfect creatures. Angels, here on Earth, who teach us to be better human beings.~

viva923 · ‎03-12-2010

hey all

not to much here today

did normal chores, sheet day everything in dryer today. rain is threatening for next several days could get up to 3 inch by friday. wait and see

have last load of clothes to fold,did get morn walk in early today.

ok guys later

geezerette · ‎03-16-2010

@just bee wrote:
@geezerette

Aren't you sorry you asked?

@just bee

I'm just glad it didn't happen to me.

I run a similar scenario through my head daily. It's why I don't want to go anywhere. I'm afraid of some sort of major disaster with the car--either car.

Of course, staying home is no guarantee I won't obsess about calamities. I just worry about the hot water tank going out, the roof blowing away, the washer quitting in the middle of a cycle--you name it, I'll worry about it.

Assisted living is getting more and more attractive.

geezerette · ‎03-16-2010

@just bee wrote:
One of the many casualties of COVID was the impact on in-person training. RNs need a certain number of continuing education units in order to renew their licenses. That number varies by state.

I usually end up with twice as many as I need because I like classes and seminars.

Which we haven't had since this pandemic.

So... there's a conference. If I choose to do this, I'll fly into D.C. and drive to Virginia to stay at a hotel and attend this conference.

I needed to get away after the fire, so I ended up going to that seminar in Santa Fe. But Santa Fe is familiar. It's not on the opposite side of the country. I didn't have to fly there.

I've attended training in California, but that was familiar, too. I lived there for 25 years.

So I'm toying with this idea because

1. I need to get the ___ outta here and
2. I need to do something that makes me uncomfortable.

@just bee

Between the talking bushes and the tire debacle, you do need a vacation. But I'm not sure a seminar qualifies as a "vacation".

Expenses paid?

just bee · ‎03-10-2010

@geezerette wrote:
@just bee wrote:
One of the many casualties of COVID was the impact on in-person training. RNs need a certain number of continuing education units in order to renew their licenses. That number varies by state.

I usually end up with twice as many as I need because I like classes and seminars.

Which we haven't had since this pandemic.

So... there's a conference. If I choose to do this, I'll fly into D.C. and drive to Virginia to stay at a hotel and attend this conference.

I needed to get away after the fire, so I ended up going to that seminar in Santa Fe. But Santa Fe is familiar. It's not on the opposite side of the country. I didn't have to fly there.

I've attended training in California, but that was familiar, too. I lived there for 25 years.

So I'm toying with this idea because

1. I need to get the ___ outta here and
2. I need to do something that makes me uncomfortable.
@just bee

Between the talking bushes and the tire debacle, you do need a vacation. But I'm not sure a seminar qualifies as a "vacation".

Expenses paid?

@geezerette

Yes. By me.

~My philosophy: Dogs are God's most perfect creatures. Angels, here on Earth, who teach us to be better human beings.~

geezerette · ‎03-16-2010

@just bee wrote:
@geezerette wrote:
@just bee wrote:
One of the many casualties of COVID was the impact on in-person training. RNs need a certain number of continuing education units in order to renew their licenses. That number varies by state.

I usually end up with twice as many as I need because I like classes and seminars.

Which we haven't had since this pandemic.

So... there's a conference. If I choose to do this, I'll fly into D.C. and drive to Virginia to stay at a hotel and attend this conference.

I needed to get away after the fire, so I ended up going to that seminar in Santa Fe. But Santa Fe is familiar. It's not on the opposite side of the country. I didn't have to fly there.

I've attended training in California, but that was familiar, too. I lived there for 25 years.

So I'm toying with this idea because

1. I need to get the ___ outta here and
2. I need to do something that makes me uncomfortable.
@just bee

Between the talking bushes and the tire debacle, you do need a vacation. But I'm not sure a seminar qualifies as a "vacation".

Expenses paid?
@geezerette

Yes. By me.

@just bee

Oooh. That would make my mind up for me right there.

just bee · ‎03-10-2010

@geezerette wrote:
@just bee wrote:
@geezerette wrote:
@just bee wrote:
One of the many casualties of COVID was the impact on in-person training. RNs need a certain number of continuing education units in order to renew their licenses. That number varies by state.

I usually end up with twice as many as I need because I like classes and seminars.

Which we haven't had since this pandemic.

So... there's a conference. If I choose to do this, I'll fly into D.C. and drive to Virginia to stay at a hotel and attend this conference.

I needed to get away after the fire, so I ended up going to that seminar in Santa Fe. But Santa Fe is familiar. It's not on the opposite side of the country. I didn't have to fly there.

I've attended training in California, but that was familiar, too. I lived there for 25 years.

So I'm toying with this idea because

1. I need to get the ___ outta here and
2. I need to do something that makes me uncomfortable.
@just bee

Between the talking bushes and the tire debacle, you do need a vacation. But I'm not sure a seminar qualifies as a "vacation".

Expenses paid?
@geezerette

Yes. By me.
@just bee

Oooh. That would make my mind up for me right there.

@geezerette

It would be a lot more expensive than the Santa Fe training, that's for sure. I haven't been on a plane in over 20 years. I have a feeling it would be just like work.

~My philosophy: Dogs are God's most perfect creatures. Angels, here on Earth, who teach us to be better human beings.~

just bee · ‎03-10-2010

@geezerette wrote:
@just bee wrote:
@geezerette

Aren't you sorry you asked?
@just bee

I'm just glad it didn't happen to me.

I run a similar scenario through my head daily. It's why I don't want to go anywhere. I'm afraid of some sort of major disaster with the car--either car.

Of course, staying home is no guarantee I won't obsess about calamities. I just worry about the hot water tank going out, the roof blowing away, the washer quitting in the middle of a cycle--you name it, I'll worry about it.

Assisted living is getting more and more attractive.