Someone from California brought some kind of black bean and tortilla thing. I didn’t taste it, so don’t know any more details than that. (I’m originally from the Midwest and currently live in New York, so that’s an “out there” dish for me.) She was the girlfriend (now wife) of my husband’s nephew. No one had said anything, but she self-declared as vegetarian when she unveiled her dish. I just wish someone had said something about her being vegetarian before because I could have accommodated her without her needing to bring her own dish.
Some HR departments list anything and everything as “required.” So, it helps to know the company’s philosophy on that. I’m running late, so I hope it worked out.
Yes! I ran a tutoring program for business students and 90% of the tutoring requests were for accounting. A BIG problem for the students was that they were used to thinking of “credits” as positive and “debits” as negative and it can go EITHER way in accounting — despite Veeblefester’s words in the last panel. :)
Daphne isn’t saying that SHE’S infatuated with Nate, but that KIM is infatuated with Nate. Nate is STUNNED that Daphne is pointing out the difference between being infatuated and in love.
Um…. I’m sure that you’re aware that they’re at the school and the school’s bathroom allows multiple users?