Apr 11, 2020
Today I realized on this app when you type emojis you can put them in italics.
Ex:
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Today I realized on this app when you type emojis you can put them in italics.
Ex:
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So my husband is a senior IT guy at a nearby school district. He comes home with some funny stories, but this one is brilliant.
The department got an email from a student, which isn't unusual with a lot of the kids still working from home.
There wasn't much said. They simply wrote in the subject line,
I mean, I definitely feel for the kid.
But wait, there's more.
The techs didn't respond quite fast enough, apparently. So the student followed up.
What are they waiting for?!?!?
I love this so much. I really do.
Admist the teachers struggling to get the programs and apps they need to keep their kids engaged,
and the admins that are constantly having to change their plan due to the constantly adapting Covid info,
There's this kid that just wants to play Among Us on his iPad, and I'd like to think they knew it would make a bunch of computer nerds' day.
It's beautiful.
The boss man responded with this, being the good sport he is.
My boyfriend has recently pointed out to be that I just have a strange vocabulary. Not a bad thing he promises but I'll always have anxiety that it is now that I know.
Anyways, my boyfriend has an almost non existent memory. Like when we first met I had to remind him of my age for at least 3 months. Again he pointed out my way of wording things and began to explain that he keeps a notepad on his phone, where he types out things I've said that he wants to remember.
Here I am thinking they must be really cute and or sweet things only to find out that at some point since meeting I've said things like-
"This banana needs to be dealt with."
"I don't know how to work squirrel."
Those are just a few examples and what worries me is that he's not including context so now I sound like a madwomen.
Just wanted to share this strange situation I have found myself in with this dork.
If someone were to ask me say two months ago what the best feeling in the world was, I probably would've said something lame like eating or napping but ask me now and I swear it's when you realize that another person likes you enough to notice details about you that even your family hasn't picked up on yet.
I've always loved seeing people post about MS Paint because sometimes they don't capitalize any letters and it creates ms paint and my brain instantly goes, "Good day, Ms. Paint."
Made another gif of a random thing I've said to my boyfriend that he has decided is interesting enough to write down so he'll remember. I don't know what makes him decide something's worth saving. (but I just know it makes him cute.)
Can we all be glad that collectively people just stopped with the whole 'Pen15' thing in school. Like what if that was still a thing some people did. Middle of a business meeting? BAM! What are ya gonna do? You're in the restroom trying to wash sharpie off your arm and someone notices and now you're stuck explaining to someone who if they're higher up at your job probably doesn't get the joke and guess who has to explain that one.