I'm a ft pr gal, pt grad student, pb-addict, runner, & dc resident, most likely found in heels & a skirt, balancing a g&t while texting & rocking out.
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Puppy Love. (Taken with instagram)
Day 23. Shoes. Via my mother’s closet. Circa a long fucking time ago.
pop of color in seattle (Taken with instagram)
i deserve this (and probably another) because:
1. the man sitting next to me on the train hit on...
Last night, the Director of the place where I teach approached me and said he needed to talk to...
I realize how juvenile it sounds to end all my work emails with “Thanks!”, and I think it’s time to retire the cutesy PR chick persona. I know what I’m doing, and I don’t have to graciously ask you to do your job.
That said, I will still wear ridiculously high heels, form-fitting pencil skirts, and long hair. I’ll just speak/email with a more authoritative tone.
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kippysworld said:
I have a client that I always have to thank b/c otherwise she’ll never give me the information i need. You’d think you’d want your attorney to do work for you.
austin-translation said:
wait… we’re not supposed to do that? am I coming across like an idiot when I end an email in thanks? damn it!
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ahappyernie reblogged this from maggiemcg and added:
life (more like career), i...“Thanks!” and realized it should probably stop.
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littlelaur said:
i still do that. please tell me what to replace it with.
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dailykayla said:
I stopped sending the one-word “Thanks!” replies when ordering staff to do things…but I’m still not changing my email work signature from purple to black. Got to keep a bit of youth. :)
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