Talking about cake…
Happy Cake Day @aldyr! 
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stop talking about cake!
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Self-inflicted I’m afraid. Homework not being done on multiple occasions.
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But but but… I have to go to work 
I can’t stay here forever! Who’s gonna feed the cats and pay the bond and drink all the whiskey??? 
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I’ll handle the cat and the whiskey. Someone else can take care of the bond.
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Argh… I’ve had a headache building all day and now at a point where my one eye is watering as a result of the “pressure”. Took two Mypaid Forte which seems to have ibuprofen so that should help.
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Dont take this stuff for more than a week, it kills your kidneys.
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Yeah, I only very rarely use it for bad headaches. Thanks for the info.
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Morning people of the palace have a great day
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Just saw this in email:
Dear Shane,
Congratulations! We’re thrilled to let you know that your application to champion the change within our organization was successful. As a newly appointed RIB Change Ambassador, you’ll play a vital role in driving and influencing the change required to transform and scale our business.
I wonder how far this goes and how influential it will become.
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Hey ho!
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Good morning everyone.
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Greetings
RIP Kevin Conroy 
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Farewell Batman
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He will always be the OG Batman for me.
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Very sad. Fuck cancer.
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I’d like to punt something somewhat related. Today I registered as a Stem Cell donor with DKMS (formerly known as the Sunflower Fund). Specifically I am registered for blood-stem-cell donation to help treat leukaemia globally.
It literally takes 5 minutes to register. They will ship a swab kit to you. You swab the inside of your cheek and they collect the swab kit again. You then get added to the global database.
I learnt about DKMS and the Stem Cell donation registry through a News24 article about a young girl in Durban who has leukaemia and they can’t find a donor for her on the global registry. This is because black, coloured and Indian populations are severely underrepresented in the registries worldwide.
I may not be able to help her, but I might be able to help someone else someday. The link is below. Please consider registering, and while you are at it, consider signing up to be a bone marrow donor and organ donor as well.
Happy Saturday, everyone!
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Here’s the link to the SABMR (South African Bone Marrow Registry). Similar process - you register, they send you a swab kit, you send it back.
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