Drejk |
Also, according to my brother's sleeping coach (yes, it's a real profession, and probably better paid than my job) you should try to avoid computer and TV screens for the last two hours before bed because the light activates the brain into awakeness.
Those three hours I spent lying in bed should suffice for meeting that criteria. From multiple attempts in the last few weeks it seems that
Also, if light activates brain into awakeness then why I find falling asleep (usually short but still) at day much easier than falling asleep at night?
gran rey de los mono |
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Snow in my face, and tell me that you love me.
I'll snow in your face and tell you I love you too.
I love to see you winterize.
Just like a box of ties, you throw it away.
Snow in my face, and let the chill embrace you.
I'll snow in your face and then you'll know that truly,
Life would be fine if we're both drinking wine,
And we snow in the faces of those that we know that we love.
Winter'll come anyway!!!
W.A.L.L.I. |
~tries to cross the wires and the machine sparks~ YEOW!!!
{watches awestruck as MacShyver works}
Kajehase |
In other work-related news, one of our bulk delivery trucks left two hours early, before it could be loaded all the way. Now, there are about 150 medium-sized boxes lying in piles all over the floor. Five bucks says they're going to be in the exact same spot when I clock in tonight.
Since a re-organisation that went into effect after new years day, I've had 1 to 1-1/2 hour to finish my district which normally takes 2 to 2-1/2 hours (and was made bigger in the reorganisation) 3 of 4 days.
gran rey de los mono |
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Cough! Cough! Cough! ~waves my hand in front of my face to try and clear the smoke~ What did you say again?
Okay, try this. Twiddle the thingy. Fiddle with the flangeamajig. Diddle the dangly bits. Jiggle the juggalos. Juggle the gigolos. Giggle the gigaplexometerabob. Lick the flagpole. Twice. Then unmount the RAM from the EWE, remount the EWE onto the ROOSTER, dismount from the OX and do a double back flip with a twist of lime onto the DOS command line. Then, take the front bytes, and put them in the rear. Put the rear bites in the front. Move the middle bits two steps to the right. Place your hands on your hips. Jump the front part of the rear code to the rear of the front code. Reverse the order of the letters in all the palindromes. Get me a root beer float. And attempt to force an exception in the iOS interface.
If that doesn't work, trying turning it off and then on again.
If that doesn't work, piss on it and return it for a full refund (minus a 125% restocking fee).
Treppa |
We're having yo-yo weather - bouncing between zero and fifties every other day. Our eight inches of snow finally melted day before yesterday, but we got a tiny fresh dusting and a lovely layer of ice to hack off the car. Hooray!
I love snow, but I *do* wish they plowed in the subdivision. I can get all over the metro area, but the 2 blocks from the entrance to the house are hazardous.
In fact, when the snow melted and refroze overnight into 2" of ice, I nearly slid sideways into a truck at the subdivision entrance. Stupid not-plowing!
Ragadolf |
Wow.
I get busy for a couple of months (OK, 5 or 6 months) and come back to find ONLY 20 or so pages I've missed in this thread?
OK, who's been slacking?!? There should be a LOT more pages that I'm not reading to catch up on here people! ;P
Oh, wait, I have checked in once or twice. The 20 or so pages is only from November. Carry on then.
And Happy New Year! :)
Ragadolf |
Yeah, whiners here in south Louisiana are whining about how cold it is.
To be fair, last night it did drop into the 20's (F) but they were crying about it before that. And staring at me in a jacket.
But I just finished up a week long family visit in Oklahoma, where the weather was at or near freezing all week. Compared to that we were having a warm spell. :)
Kids even got to play in snow one day in Oklahoma. They do love going to Grandmas for Christmas. :)
David M Mallon |
In other news, someone up top decided to move me to a different area of the plant. This means that not only do I have to learn everything from scratch for the third time since I started back in October, but I've got another new supervisor for the third time this week. I'm really getting sick of this "you're doing a really good job, so we're going to give you more work and not compensate you for it" mentality.
David M Mallon |
I'm sorry man. I'm glad you have regular income, but that's no way to treat an employee unless you are grooming them to take over.
Even if they were grooming me to take over, I wouldn't take it. This is the first place I've worked where the supers catch more s@*~ than the hourly guys. I feel kind of bad for them.
Ambrosia Slaad |
work stuff & trying not to freeze stuff
Are you sure you're not secretly the "star" of some horrible Truman Show? Man, what the hell?!
Edit: It occurs to me you may also be the lone sane protagonist stuck in the slow-building first half of a Stephen King horror novel. In which case, I'm just another imaginary voice in your head.
Drejk |
David M Mallon wrote:work stuff & trying not to freeze stuffAre you sure you're not secretly the "star" of some horrible Truman Show? Man, what the hell?!
Edit: It occurs to me you may also be the lone sane protagonist stuck in the slow-building first half of a Stephen King horror novel. In which case, I'm just another imaginary voice in your head.
I am pretty sure that makes me unimportant third-grade character that will die as soon as there is chance for that... In fact, I am still alive which probably means that we hadn't moved out of prologue yet.
Drejk |
Ambrosia Slaad wrote:I am pretty sure that makes me unimportant third-grade character that will die as soon as there is chance for that... In fact, I am still alive which probably means that we hadn't moved out of prologue yet.David M Mallon wrote:work stuff & trying not to freeze stuffAre you sure you're not secretly the "star" of some horrible Truman Show? Man, what the hell?!
Edit: It occurs to me you may also be the lone sane protagonist stuck in the slow-building first half of a Stephen King horror novel. In which case, I'm just another imaginary voice in your head.
Or maybe I was already killed and the bad guy masquerades as me thanks to internet anonymity?
Ambrosia Slaad |
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Drejk wrote:Or maybe I was already killed and the bad guy masquerades as me thanks to internet anonymity?Ambrosia Slaad wrote:I am pretty sure that makes me unimportant third-grade character that will die as soon as there is chance for that... In fact, I am still alive which probably means that we hadn't moved out of prologue yet.David M Mallon wrote:work stuff & trying not to freeze stuffAre you sure you're not secretly the "star" of some horrible Truman Show? Man, what the hell?!
Edit: It occurs to me you may also be the lone sane protagonist stuck in the slow-building first half of a Stephen King horror novel. In which case, I'm just another imaginary voice in your head.
Did Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends ever make it across the pond to Europe? You (and I, and the rest) might instead be the imaginary friends of children who've grown up and forgotten us... so we've been bureaucratically-assigned to haunt poor Dave.