#follow-up emails

[itseghost]

the rude blacksmith has enchanted me. also feeling so normal about this game that i did pixel art for the first time ever to try and draw my farmer in the game style

[leadnicely]

Say you’re in a situation where you have mailed someone, but they didn’t respond or take any action. In this case, you have to send that person a follow-up email, which should seem polite and natural. 

This process of writing a follow-up email can be pretty hard, especially if it’s your first time doing so. But, don’t worry!

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[idontwantrobyntodie]

MY FLASH FICTION IS GETTING PUBLISHED IN AN ONLINE LITERARY MAGAZINE

[afro-elf]

will i ever hear back from any of the jobs i've applied for in the past two months? only time will tell i suppose!!!!!

[mrbingley]

please overwhelm this post with good vibes in the replies. i did an interview for a salaried, well paying job and really want/need this.

[kedreeva]

If I could kill the reply feature on this webbed site, I would.

[icantalk710]

Funny what actual rest and a nice shave do for the psyche 💁🏽‍♂️

[birdyverdie]

Oh my god perhaps it was a sign that I needed to stay home because if I went to school today I would've missed the call for the internship, which btw,

I GOT AN INTERNSHIP AT A CARDIOLOGY CLINIC!!!!

[mockiatoh]

Experienced my first ever on-campus harassment for being Jewish lads. Ofc this will do nothing but make me be more aggressively Jewish and also this med student is being dismissed from the program, because the dumb fuck did it while my friend was recording me for her silly TikTok and he had his school badge on. Now the jackass will have a real reason to hate Jews. ❤️

[starheirxero]

GUYS SOME LEGIT CONSERVATIVE WAS FOLLOWING ME THATS SO FUCK8NG FUNNY IM AHAJSHWJDHD

[kangals]

approx 20000th time I’ve posted this but just to make it one more. if I don’t hear back about puppy this week I WILL be going froth-at-the-mouth insane about it.

[a-very-tired-jew]

I love the end of the semester. It's the time when everything students have done for 10-11 weeks goes out their brain as they panic and try to get work submitted last minute. I have a bunch of students who have suddenly forgotten that we have an Assignments tab on our course page where they submit their work and are emailing it to me instead in a panic. They claim they "don't know where to submit it".

I can see that they haven't clicked on the Assignment tab ever.

Said work is also due in 2 weeks.

The cherry on top is that I have told them not to email me this type of stuff if its on our course page and easily remedied. I will not answer or accept it, which I also put in an announcement. I always get a few new white hairs at the end.

[punkrock-bottom]

I hate my job a lot of the time but one thing I will never get sick of is hanging up on customers who raise their voice or are even vaguely rude to me and telling them we’ll no longer be accepting calls from them. Get emailed dumbass

[carefulfears]

how do you see mulder leaving in season 9? scully giving up william? how do they deal with these things? (their guilt, resentment, futility, etc)

i know i have a realllllllly unpopular opinion on all of this but as i've said recently, i just don't think there's anything easier on earth to convince mulder of than "things are safer if you're not here."

i usually come back to doggett's confusion in the beginning, the way he keeps asking and arguing and scully just keeps saying "he's gone" and shutting it down, until the end of the premiere when he realizes: "oh my god. it was scully. scully made him go."

god, it's sad. it's hard to talk about. i teared up trying to write this, as much as i am fonder of the storyline than most. i don't find it unrealistic or out of character or unfitting of the narrative. it doesn't mean i don't feel it's heartbreaking. i have such a hard time thinking of mulder missing that baby. not even having the chance to put up a fight, walking back into empty rooms. the show as a tragedy, finding your burden again, etc. the x-files as the gap between teary smiles at baby kicks to screams in a jail cell. as what it was in the beginning: unknowable answers to insurmountable grief.

and i just think about mulder's dramatic emails, writing that he doesn't think he can survive being away from them. spender looking at the baby and telling scully he's heard "so much" about him. mulder being tortured by soldiers, saying he's just thinking about his son. keeping 1 baby photo for 15 years. "i just missed both of you so much."

scully's fertility treatments and her prayers and her tears and her "last chance" and her miracle. and how deeply unfair it is, what happened to her. i don't think a single one of us could say what we could do if people kept breaking into our homes to suffocate a child we were still nursing. she didn't ever want to do it alone, that was never the plan.

but scully desperately wants to keep everybody safe. she thinks she’s keeping everybody safe. it’s hard to be starbuck. it's this conflict i keep talking about recently where you really start to notice how controlled she is by fear, how difficult it is for her to balance it all. my favorite visual on this is the gate at the house in i want to believe: every day the way she pulls up to it, gets out, opens it, pulls through, stops, gets out, closes it. repeat in reverse. and then she comes home and she says "the truth is, i worry about you." and that he's too isolated. turns around and shuts the door, leaves the house and locks the gate.

i wrote a bit a few weeks ago about scully's protectiveness and it made me think about what a trap it can be, how defending lends to fear and fear lends to defeat. to standing in a church 25-years deep and saying "i failed." in the tags of that post i asked "could they ever recover from her exiling him from being with their child because she was afraid it would kill him?" and said i don't know. and i don't, i don't know.

but i think there's something so brave in saying: i did the best i could, and maybe that wasn't right. it's why ghouli is one of my favorite episodes. scully sobbing to her son that she's sorry. she's sorry he doesn't know them. she wanted him, they loved him. "i was trying to keep you safe. i hope you know that." and she thought she was being strong, but maybe she was wrong.

things don't always shake out the way you want them to. it was always mulder that called their son a miracle, and mulder doesn't believe in miracles. mulder believes in the world, and the search, and the after.

[kaidanalenkosprmanager]

THE BEST OF SHENKO 1/?

The end of the world has a way of reminding you of all the things you forgot to say do. Mass Effect: Legendary Edition (2021)

[officialrapunzelfitzherbert]

the job market is soooo bleak rn and i am !!! very afraid !!!!