Two things Tuesday: expert edition

[HoneySpider]

What are 2 things you consider yourself an expert on? (Or, that you're pretty damn good at)

[HoneySpider]

1. The USPS and mail, lol. I mail stuff all.the.time. I'm probably in a post office on average twice a week. My mom also works for the USPS so I can ask her questions.

2. Contemporary issues in higher education (especially social media and recruitment)

[Deleted]

1. STD's (strange I know, but I did a thesis on a related topic in grad school)
2. Making baked chicken. I don't know if I'm an expert, but I love my own baked chicken lol.

[luv2rn4fun]

1. Running, triathlon, coaching and training for races
2. Exercise physiology and nutrition

[HoneySpider]

Dec 16, 2014 12:21:06 GMT -5 @moonbeam said:

1. STD's (strange I know, but I did a thesis on a related topic in grad school)
2. Making baked chicken. I don't know if I'm an expert, but I love my own baked chicken lol.

Suuuuuure...... 

I bet that's what they all say!

[travelbug]

1) Scrapbooking/photography
2) Planning/organizing parties/events

[estrellita]

I am trying SO hard to think of things, haha. I wanted to say nutrition, but then I feel like a hypocrite because I don't follow it. And now with my latest news (posted about it on GP.. not good test results), I feel clueless! I suppose I also know quite a bit about psychology but I wouldn't necessarily say I'm an expert. I probably know quite a bit more than the average person though.

[bk1]

I can't think of two things I'm an expert on

1. I'm pretty dang good at couponing/deal seeking. I don't always follow it but I try to. 
2. I feel like after all this work on the house I have above average knowledge on different home improvement projects.


eta: I am generally awesome though, so I don't need to be an expert on things. 

[MrsAggie]

1. Newborn health/care/resuscitation
2. Tummy rubs (my dogs agree)

estrellita Your diagnosis has nothing to do with nutrition. Unless you've gone crazy and gained alarming amounts of weight (which you haven't- you're so little) then it's just about how your body processes the chemical changes of pregnancy. You didn't "cause" your GD.

[estrellita]

Thanks MrsAggie! I know logically I didn't do anything really to cause it, but it's hard to not blame myself when I really don't eat as well as I should. I'm hoping to get into some healthier habits and have them stick!

[MrsMB]

I am darn good at using keywords to search for things on the interwebs. DH says I can pretty much find anything.

[HoneySpider]

Dec 17, 2014 9:14:34 GMT -5 MrsMB said:

I am darn good at using keywords to search for things on the interwebs. DH says I can pretty much find anything.

I want to test you but I can't think of anything to have you search for!

[MrsMB]

Dec 17, 2014 13:57:31 GMT -5 HoneySpider said:

Dec 17, 2014 9:14:34 GMT -5 MrsMB said:

I am darn good at using keywords to search for things on the interwebs. DH says I can pretty much find anything.

I want to test you but I can't think of anything to have you search for!

I cheat and use recruiter tricks and boolean searches. I also like the thrill of the hunt. But my husband just may not be that interview savvy....the savvy could be in the eye of the beholder