Monkeydoll5

1) My dad is having a surgery on 17th and he will be off work for 2 months and his pay will be lowered to 60% which is not a livable pay.

2) Also I need a new laptop for art/law school.

2) Also I need to pay off Last!!! Year of law school in October.

Pairings | Alpha Ghost x Omega Reader, Alpha Price x Omega Reader, Alpha Soap x Omega Reader, Alpha Gaz x Omega Reader, 141 x Reader.

Summary | Six months ago you overheard them planning to make you theirs. So you ran. You had no idea they were going to chase you.

Tags | Slow burn, omegaverse, non-traditional omega reader, Reader has a spine and uses it, suppressed heats, wolf going dormant, found and dragged back, John being terrifyingly patient, Simon being terrifyingly honest, Kyle being soft about it, Soap being a menace, angst, found family if you squint, the hunt is very much still on, she is NOT going to make this easy for them, upcoming heat arc, no instalove just instinct fighting instinct, 141 being possessive jerks, injections, blood, period mentioned, sick omega.

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THE KILLSUIT 🔪🩸

So tell me why ive had four separate doctors apply for a role I'm organising interviews for using WORD DOCS WITH TIMES NEW ROMAN. AND PHOTOS!!!?!?! ALL ADVICE SAYS NOT TO INCLUDE A PHOTO OF YOURSELF OR TO GO OVER MULTIPLE PAGES BUT THESE PEOPLE ARE SENDING FIVE PAGE WORD DOC TIMES NEW ROMAN RESUMES WITH PHOTOS IN THE TOP CORNER, WHY. AMD VISIBLE FORMATTING TABLES SOMETIMES TO BOOT!!!

Serif fonts are ones like Times New Roman, Garamond, Centaur, Georgia, etc. Here's an example of one with some of the flicky little "feet" circled:

They can be really pretty fonts -- but they can also look quite cluttered, if there's a lot of text. They're also harder to read than more plain (sans-serif) fonts, especially for people with things like dyslexia or impaired vision or etc.

I personally find serif fonts to be a good option for titles, but not for anything more substantial than that -- especially big walls of text like essays or resumes.

A sans-serif font is something like Arial, Calibri, Helvetica, etc. Here's the same example as above but with the LACK of flicky feet circled:

I worked for a brief stint in a recruitment office (awful job; do NOT do it) and they literally put resumes in the Dont Bother Reading pile if they used TNR. I also have several friends who are resume filterers at their jobs, and every single one of them WILL harshly judge a resume thats sent in in TNR.

INDE NAVARRETTE "The fake answer that I love to give [for my childhood crush] is Channing Tatum in Step Up. But the real answer is Optimus Prime in Transformers. Specifically, obviously, the first one. There's a monologue that he has at the end of the movie that leads right into [a Linkin Park song]. I think that was my awakening."