My Twitter Feed- TabithaDunn: @Turntablez Thank you - we are going for relaxing this weekend - we could use it. July 30, 2010
- TabithaDunn: @mooney1 That sure does sound good to me. July 30, 2010
- TabithaDunn: @mooney1 Well don't just sit there (-: go work from home or something. July 30, 2010
- TabithaDunn: @Turntablez Thanks for the #ff and I hope you have a great weekend. Maybe it will cool off... July 30, 2010
- TabithaDunn: @chrisbrogan Why thank you! (-: Have a good weekend. July 30, 2010
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Final surgery update!
Hello all – as promised, this is my final report out on my surgery results from Feb. I would say I have reached full recovery now. Still some minor pain on big sneezes and occasional twinges but good for my purposes. Now for the good news – did it deliver on all the anticipated benefits? I give it a resounding YES!
Winter and being sick…
Sorry for not posting for a bit but I have been sick (again) and feeling pretty muzzy when I am awake. Not exactly at my stellar best when I am upright and (relatively) mobile. I have the opportunity to work from home on some days, which definitely helps but I still operate at something less than optimal brain efficiency. Add to that – my husband and daughter are both getting tagged with each cold/flu/whatever.
One more day…
I have a lovely, long holiday planned with my husband and daughter. Sixteen days off. A rare thing in my life. Normally, I only have a week off at a time (total of nine days), so this rarity will be something to treasure. I’ve spent a fair amount of time the past few weeks encouraging my team to do the same. For a Customer Insights organization, the end of the year is not a crazy one like some parts of the org, more a time to wrap up projects.
Posted in Balance, Customer Experience, Family, Health, Vacation, Wholeness, Work
Tagged Balance, Customer Experience, Family, Health, Vacation, Wholeness, Work
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The Tea Fire
The Tea Fire here in SB is finally under control (I call it at 80% – I know that’s not a 100% but that is pretty darn good compared to completely uncontrolled). I don’t know about others, but I struggled with how to feel all weekend. On the one hand I felt so happy that we didn’t end up having to evacuate, much less lose our home. On the other hand, I felt so awful for those who did lose their homes (no lives lost, fortunately) and I ended up sneezing and wheezing all weekend from allergies to the air quality, which added a layer of yuck to the whole thing. It was a crazy surreal weekend, filled with thoughts like… is it okay if I decide we will still go out to eat this weekend, like we do as a family just about every weekend? And yes, we did go out to eat. And we saw a lot of others do the same but there was more greetings and “is your home safe? I am so glad to see you!” even from the staff. What amazing grace and strength we have as human beings, what wonderful small tales will go untold during this tragedy. So I can embrace the feel good and feel bad at the same time. Guess that just makes me human (-: