[New post] Interaction Design Foundation: Customer Acquisition Manager

We Work Remotely: Remote jobs in design, programming, marketing and more posted: " Headquarters: Denmark URL: https://interaction-design.org Important: Please visit our Careers Page for further information and to apply: https://www.interaction-design.org/careersTo support us during an exciting time of growth and expansion we" Work at Home Mania Interaction Design Foundation: Customer Acquisition Manager We Work Remotely: Remote jobs in design, programming, marketing and more Feb 15 Headquarters: Denmark URL: https://interaction-design.org Important: Please visit our Careers Page for further information and to apply: https://www.interaction-design.org/careersTo support us during an exciting time of growth and expansion... Read more of this post Unsubscribe to no longer receive posts from Work at Home Mania. Change your email settings at manage subscriptions. Trouble clicking? Copy and paste this URL into your browser: https://weworkremotely.com/remote-jobs/interaction-design-foundation-customer-acquisition-manager Powered by WordPress.com

[New post] Let us never forget

victoriaslifeblogcom posted: " This day 42 years ago 48 young people were getting ready to head out to enjoy themselves and never came home.Please read the names and reflect on the young lives that were lost… and their families and friends. Michael Barrett, Raheny, Dublin " Victorias life Blog Let us never forget victoriaslifeblogcom Feb 14 This day 42 years ago 48 young people were getting ready to head out to enjoy themselves and never came home.Please read the names and reflect on the young lives that were lost… and their families and friends. Michael Barrett, Raheny, Dublin 5. Richard Bennett, Coolock, Dublin 5 Carol Bissett, Ringsend, Dublin 4. James Buckley, Donnycarney, Dublin 5. Paula Byrne, Coolock, Dublin 5. Caroline Carey, Coolock, Dublin 5. John Colgan, Swords, Co. Dublin. Jacqueline Croker, Killmore West, Dublin 5. Liam Dunne, Coolock, Dublin 5. Michael Farrell, Coolock, Dublin 5. David Flood, Beaumount, Dublin 5. Thelma Frazer, Sandymount, Dublin 4. Michael French, Coolock, Dublin 5. Josephine Glenn, Coolock, Dublin 5. Michael Griffiths, Killmore, Dublin 5. Robert Hillock, Twinbrook, Belfast. Brian Hobbs, Whitehall, Dublin 9. Eugene Hogan, Artane, Dublin 5. Murtagh Kavanagh, Coolock, Dublin 5. Martina Keegan, Coolock, Dublin 5. Mary Keegan, Coolock, Dublin 5. Robert Kelly, Raheny, Dublin 5. Mary Kennedy, Killbarrack, Dublin 5. Mary Kenny, Coolock, Dublin 5. Margaret Kiernan, Coolock, Dublin 5. Sandra Lawless, Coolock, Dublin 5. Francis Lawlor, Finglas, Dublin 11. Maureen Lawlor, Finglas, Dublin 11. Paula Lewis, Coolock, Dublin 5. Eamon Loughman, Beaumont, Dublin 9. George McDermott Raheny, Dublin 5. Marcella McDermott, Raheny, Dublin 5. William McDermott, Raheny, Dublin 5. Julie McDonnell, Coolock, Dublin 5. Teresa McDonnell, Coolock, Dublin 5. Gerard McGrath, Coolock, Dublin 5. Caroline McHugh, Artane, Dublin 5. Donna Mahon, Raheny, Dublin 5. Helena Mangan, Coolock, James Millar, Twinbrook, Belfast. Susan Morgan, Derry. David Morton, Artane, Dublin 5. Kathleen Muldoon Kells, Co. Meath. George O'Conner, Coolock, Dublin 5. Brendan O'Meara Coolock, Dublin 5. John Stout, Coolock, Dublin 5. Margaret Thornton, Dublin 8. Paul Wade, Artane, Dublin 5. and not forgeting the 215 injured.. Comment Like You can also reply to this email to leave a comment. Unsubscribe to no longer receive posts from Victorias life Blog. Change your email settings at manage subscriptions. Trouble clicking? Copy and paste this URL into your browser: https://victoriasfoodblogcom.wordpress.com/2023/02/14/let-us-never-forget-3/ Powered by WordPress.com

[New post] How is it only Tuesday?

A Dreamer posted: " Today was one of those days that illustrates why I try so very hard to knock off work after 8 hours.  Near 50 hours last week (that should have been 36) plus having to check in on things over the weekend - while also on a big ol' cleaning spree - then 12" Musings of a marginally sane feline-appreciating female. How is it only Tuesday? A Dreamer Feb 14 Today was one of those days that illustrates why I try so very hard to knock off work after 8 hours.  Near 50 hours last week (that should have been 36) plus having to check in on things over the weekend - while also on a big ol' cleaning spree - then 12 hours yesterday - and today, I was dragging ass like you would not believe.   But The Thing that has been plaguing me is done. And we didn't even have to call in an old priest and a young priest. Around the house, all I have left to do is clear out the parlor, a couple loads of laundry, a wee bit of drywall patching, and that's it, I think. My brother is still going to town on the basement and all he says he needs from me is to hold the vacuum cleaner while he hits the rafters with it at some point this week. The realization that there is so little left for me to do is a huge relief and also a wee bit of a curse, cause my brain is very "well, we could skip a day of working on things..." No brain, we are absolutely not going to be doing anything last minute other than some vacuuming and looking about to make sure there isn't anything truly mortifying sitting out on a table somewhere. And as such, I've hauled out the headphones, put on Myths & Legends, and I'm gonna get some shit done tonight. Doesn't have to be a lot, but it's gonna be something. Go team clean. Comment Like You can also reply to this email to leave a comment. Unsubscribe to no longer receive posts from Musings of a marginally sane feline-appreciating female.. Change your email settings at manage subscriptions. Trouble clicking? Copy and paste this URL into your browser: http://myotherblogisbroken.com/2023/02/14/how-is-it-only-tuesday/ Powered by WordPress.com

I Have 4 Kids Under 10. Here’s One Thing I Know.

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Feb. 14, 2023 IT'S THE LITTLE THINGS I Have 4 Kids Under 10. Here's One Thing I Know. Happy chocolate's-already-on-sale-at-CVS day! Today we've got a sweet and nicely timed piece from Samm Davidson about showing affection to her kids. You see, she's learned a little something from having four of them, spread out across several stages and all with their own unique personalities. Every night, she lies awake and thinks about how the day went: "It often feels impossible to be satisfied with my performance – with four kids ranging from two to nine, the details and moments of our current life are chaotic, and messy." But she asks herself one question, and it helps clarify what she actually needs to do. It's pretty simple, but oh so important. Read it and think about how you're already applying it yourself. Kelly Faircloth, Executive Editor Read More ⮕ Latest 📣 UNFAIR OR JUSTIFIED? A New Jersey Restaurant "Takes Control" And Bans All Children Under The Age Of 10 What do YOU think? Read More. OH BOY A Husband Wrote His Stay-At-Home Wife A Performance Review And It Didn't Go Well Big mistake, my man. Read More. JUST DON'T TRY TO EAT THEM Why Do My Dog's Paws Smell Like Fritos — & Is It Weird To Love It? Go ahead; take a whiff and enjoy that signature snack food scent. Read More. Featured VALENTINE'S DAY To All The Newly Single Moms "If you are newly single or going through a divorce, I get it. This time of year is hard," writes Katie Bingham-Smith today. "You just got through the holidays, and now you're faced with a day of love that, let's face it, is way too focused on couples. It's all ads for jewelry and special dinner-date menus and (uncomfortable) red lacy lingerie and red roses." If that's you, she's got some suggestions for how to take care of yourself this year, from somebody who's been there. Read More ⮕ What We're Reading ⮕ To My Daughters On Valentine's Day: Will You Always Be Mine? ⮕ The Struggle And Joy Of Finding Love Again Later In Life ⮕ I Thought A Relationship Would Make Me Happy. Then I Learned To Love Myself.

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