From KT July 18, 2014
Quick Addendum: The reason I stopped work early, at 5 pm, was that it was Denise’s birthday. After my workout we went out for a nice birthday dinner!
Quick Addendum: The reason I stopped work early, at 5 pm, was that it was Denise’s birthday. After my workout we went out for a nice birthday dinner!
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Shelby Benton said,
July 18, 2014 @ 9:02 am
Happy Belated Birthday, Denise, and kudos to you KT for positively effecting your work/life alignment!
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Lori said,
July 18, 2014 @ 9:15 am
Happy Birthday to Denise!
Your blog is very motivating and helps me to realize that I am not alone in my struggle to get the scale going in the other direction. 🙂
Patience and perservance is what we’re learning!
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Samantha Scruggs, RD said,
July 18, 2014 @ 11:03 am
Happy birthday to Denise! No need to explain yourself for working a 9 hour day, which is what most of us normal people do ;). You’ll catch back up I’m sure!
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From KT - July 24, 2014 said,
July 24, 2014 @ 11:43 am
Shelby Benton said,
Happy Belated Birthday, Denise, and kudos to you KT for positively effecting your work/life alignment!
The never ending struggle. Life’s rich pageant! kt
Lori said,
Happy Birthday to Denise!
Your blog is very motivating and helps me to realize that I am not alone in my struggle to get the scale going in the other direction. Patience and perservance is what we’re learning!
My pants are a little looser today – that feels awesome! kt
Samantha Scruggs, RD said,
Happy birthday to Denise! No need to explain yourself for working a 9 hour day, which is what most of us normal people do ;). You’ll catch back up I’m sure!
58,000 mostly wonderful teammates/citizens … and 950,000 patients … counting on me to do my job well. I don’t want to let them down. KT
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