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[geminigirl]

I want:

A heating pad
Hot apple pie
A bag of cool ranch doritos

And I want to be curled up on my couch and not at work trying to get things organized into SPSS.

Comments

[torena.livejournal.com]

I *just* got your postcard yesterday. Thanks! :)

[geminigirl]

Well I'm glad it arrived, even if I've been back for a week. I wonder if it was Canada Post that was slow, or USPS...

[katishna.livejournal.com]

All of that sounds delightful. Can I have my Doritos in the nacho cheese variety? (not those super-nacho ones. those are a bit excessive.)

[entirelysonja.livejournal.com]

I hope you feel better! *hugs*

[geminigirl]

I will. I've got worse-than-usual cramps this month, which I feel really bad complaining about, cause my worse-than-usual is nothing like what they used to be...worse than usual means two tylenol aren't making them feel better.

[lrg861.livejournal.com]

Yum..I'm with ya on the apple pie. You can have the whole bag of cool ranch doritos though. They make me bloat, and make my cramps even worse...
And spss??? ICK....gives me nightmares about my grad statistics class. I love research. Just hate databasing!

[geminigirl]

I worked with it as an undergrad and as a grad student. When we lost our admin assistant here last year, I ended up responsible for the data we collect cause I was the only person within the agency who had previous experience with SPSS.

[whobunkyboo.livejournal.com]

BOOO****HISSSSS*****

I have an unfinished research project with SPSS stats that I cannot for the life of me remember how to import into a Word Document!

(But since my grade for the course is already final, I'm not gonna worry about it!)

PS I am adding you. Please feel free but by no means obligated to do the same.

[geminigirl]

I had no idea that my periodic posts about battling SPSS would generate so much interest. It's an odd thing to be interested in, but I actually really enjoy working with it. I like getting the data nice and organized, and running the statistics and figuring out what they mean.

[geminigirl]

By the way, I wanted to ask where is "You've never heard of it, Canada"? <a href="http://www.livejournal.com/users/zedrikcayne</a>My fiance</a> and I were just in parts of Canada that I'd never thought I'd visit til I decided to marry a Canadian (he grew up in Sudbury, his family has a cottage on Geneva Lake...we drove from his parents in Whitby up north.) Admittedly, it felt like the middle of nowhere, but wow was it gorgeous.

[whobunkyboo.livejournal.com]

Oh...LOL...

Well, to begin with, it's on the opposite side of the country. http://www.city.parksville.bc.ca

Also middle of nowhere, also beautiful.