Interviewing
Ah, I hate this. Interviewing candidates sucks. I'm trying to find my office manager/assistant/whatever and it's turning out to be really hard. What questions to ask? How to evaluate the answers? How to find the real core of the individual? AHAHA. I have 2 very different candidates right now. One is very mature, experienced (knows way more than I do), and licensed. I know she would be great with all the details, transactions, and coordination. She is also expensive. The other one is younger, not as presentable, little real estate experience, but has that fire in the belly type attitude that could go a long way (assuming I'm reading her correctly). She is also the only person who asked me what I expected from her. I hate this.
We have been bombarded with snow this week that has but a damper on our running efforts. We were supposed to go for our 5 mile run today but I just couldn't get the stamina to do it on slick, icy roads. I figured I would most likely fall and kill myself. The other parts are going great. I'm eating a ton and not gaining too much weight so who could ask for more?
Daisy is great. She has gotten big enough now that she can jump on the couch (bad girl). She also ate through Mike's computer power cord while it was plugged in and she was lucky to not get electrocuted. If she had decided to eat the other side of the transformer (which was luckily under the hardwood floors which she hates) she would have been toast. Puppy toast. She is also starting to exhibit some aggressiveness which makes me really nervous. When she barks I get scared (I have a fear of dog as I was attacked by a Dalmatian as a kid and I also witnessed one of our dogs, a husky, kill another of our dogs, a bull terrier, in front of me). Anyway, I'm trying not to get freaked out because I know she can sense it. I think her new favorite person will be calm and collected Mike. For some reason I think she may turn crazy and rip my jugular out but I know this is all in my head. We never thought that Rushka would kill Suzy but she did. Animals are wild. I can't help thinking about that nice lacrosse player that was killed by her neighbors dogs. AHAHA. Why am I so paranoid?
Dad seems to be having a good visit. He is playing .25 - .50 poker online, watching movies with us, stacking the dishwasher, and treating us regular lunches. Who could ask for more?
We have been bombarded with snow this week that has but a damper on our running efforts. We were supposed to go for our 5 mile run today but I just couldn't get the stamina to do it on slick, icy roads. I figured I would most likely fall and kill myself. The other parts are going great. I'm eating a ton and not gaining too much weight so who could ask for more?
Daisy is great. She has gotten big enough now that she can jump on the couch (bad girl). She also ate through Mike's computer power cord while it was plugged in and she was lucky to not get electrocuted. If she had decided to eat the other side of the transformer (which was luckily under the hardwood floors which she hates) she would have been toast. Puppy toast. She is also starting to exhibit some aggressiveness which makes me really nervous. When she barks I get scared (I have a fear of dog as I was attacked by a Dalmatian as a kid and I also witnessed one of our dogs, a husky, kill another of our dogs, a bull terrier, in front of me). Anyway, I'm trying not to get freaked out because I know she can sense it. I think her new favorite person will be calm and collected Mike. For some reason I think she may turn crazy and rip my jugular out but I know this is all in my head. We never thought that Rushka would kill Suzy but she did. Animals are wild. I can't help thinking about that nice lacrosse player that was killed by her neighbors dogs. AHAHA. Why am I so paranoid?
Dad seems to be having a good visit. He is playing .25 - .50 poker online, watching movies with us, stacking the dishwasher, and treating us regular lunches. Who could ask for more?

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