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I enjoyed Ozark. It was definitely "dark" and the ending wasn't exactly what I wanted. I found myself hoping for season 5.

My sincere condolences, Tweety.

LOL!

You, Ms. Stars, are very courageous and magnanimous. 🙂

Hey friend ... 🤩 It was the last word in that first sentence that started with an h and had four m's after it. We've had so many spammers trying to use clever ways to post and catching words like that end up needing approval.

You're welcome, @No Stars In My Eyes . Everyone .... I hope you all are having a good Friday. 😋 👋

Stars, the easiest way for me is to click on the smiley icon and type in the word, waving. The waving icon will load. Uploading Attachment...

Yeah, having a couple issues. It's up right now and hope it stays that way, @Tweety.

I'll pass that along, @NRSKarenRN. We're making progress, still working on some things, troubleshooting, etc. Hope to get things on the right track soon. (FYI - I changed to CHROME from Firefox about 6 - 8 months ago because FF was just not compatible with AN anymore)

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@NRSKarenRN , you should be able to hover over any profile picture/avatar, a box should appear and you should see this at the very bottom:

And, that's not exactly what I wanted to post, Di. It will pull up to send a message to yourself, but you can remove your name to send a pm to someone else.

Click your profile and you should see Message: https://allnurses.com/profile/18738-dianah/?wr=eyJhcHAiOiJmb3J1bXMiLCJtb2R1bGUiOiJmb3J1bXMtY29tbWVudCIsImlkXzEiOjc3MTE2MiwiaWRfMiI6ODM1MDc2M30=

Thanks @Rose_Queen , I was fixing to post a Snagit showing Profile. You beat me to it. LOL!

The waiting game is easily the most stressful part of the entire application process, and that nervous energy is something we have all felt at one point or another. It is completely normal to feel like you are checking your email every five minutes while waiting for that notification from Chico State. Chico is known for being highly competitive due to their point-based ranking system, so try to keep your head up regardless of the initial outcome. While you wait for the Fall 2026 cohort decisions, here are a few things you can do to stay productive: Double-check your portal daily to ensure no additional documents or clarifications are being requested by the department. Research backup options like local ADN programs or other CSU campuses, just in case you need to pivot your strategy for the next cycle. Focus on self-care right now because once those nursing school courses actually start, your free time will become a very rare commodity. Remember that your worth as a future nurse is not defined by a single acceptance letter or a specific timeline. Many of the best clinicians I know had to apply more than once before they finally got their foot in the door. How are your TEAS scores looking compared to the averages from previous years, and have you finished all your science prerequisites yet?