DOUBLE SOLNES!!!
Would be AWESOME!
Top of the page again! :P
Un/fortunately in this thread top of the page means clothes inside out.
Me, I insist on being old fashioned and going au natural, and I fully encourage you to do so as well!
Un/fortunately in this thread top of the page means clothes inside out.
Me, I insist on being old fashioned and going au natural, and I fully encourage you to do so as well!
Inside out? Didn't that fall out of fashion in the early 90's? I think I'll compromise.. and just keep my clothes as they are :P
Do not recommend. Titan Freehold would be fairly terrifying.
great.
Now I can't stop thinking about titanizing myself.
Do not recommend. Titan Freehold would be fairly terrifying.great.
Now I can't stop thinking about titanizing myself.
That's natural.....
Back at work. I'm actually looking forward to tomorrow off. I haven't had a Saturday off in a looong time
Wow. Getting closer to 10K posts. :D
GOOD MORNING TREEFORTNAM!!!!!
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A full 24 hours stretches out in front of me, unencumbered by work. I am happy
I get that all the time. Strangely, it does not make me as happy....
When everyday has no work it kinda loses its special feeling. Been there, done that.
Man oh man. Coconut mudslides are soooo delicious
Ahhh watching Rudolph with my daughter, takes me back :-)
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It's nice when a publisher sends you an e-mail saying that he liked working with you so he sends you info about his new project asking if I would be interested...
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It's nice when a publisher sends you an e-mail saying that he liked working with you so he sends you info about his new project asking if I would be interested...
Nice! :-)
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It's nice when a publisher sends you an e-mail saying that he liked working with you so he sends you info about his new project asking if I would be interested...
Good luck!!!
Well, the day off was nice. Alas, now it is time for a 16-hour stretch at the hospital
Well, the day off was nice. Alas, now it is time for a 16-hour stretch at the hospital
I hope that your day goes well and things are quiet at the hospital.
12 hours left. Yay!
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One of the players that plays in my table top game just died. Feel really bad he has two little kids. Not a great week...
Sorry to hear that, Shadow.
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8 hours left.
Man today is one of those days where you wonder why you got up.
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Oi, so much for a 'relaxing' weekend!
:P
At least some of it was fun!
Saw an acquaintance of mine (Been in a couple of musicals with, also my daughters History teacher) as Scrooge in 'A Christmas Carol' today.
It was an unusual version, where Charles Dickens is asked to tell a story at a Christmas Party, and only agrees if he can make the others participate, so the party-ers all become characters in the story as he is telling it. It was very enjoyable.
Back to the Grind! (In the morning!) ;P
Night treehouse!
Night Rags!
Time to hit the sack myself, 16 hours of very stressful work
I hope you get some rest, PC!
GOOD MORNING TREEFORTNAM!!!
Broke again, but a lot later in the pay cycle than usual. Plus a nice double check incoming at the end of the week.
Got my first bus assignment in a while today. Winter sports starting up. Off to some big track complex in Boston. That should be good for eight hours of driving.
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I am working some OT myself. Need to get some of this damn debt paid down.
Broke again, but a lot later in the pay cycle than usual. Plus a nice double check incoming at the end of the week.
Got my first bus assignment in a while today. Winter sports starting up. Off to some big track complex in Boston. That should be good for eight hours of driving.
I hope that the bus job goes well.
Well, rainy day, 40-foot bus traveling into Boston, to a destination I've never been to. What could go wrong? Lol
You just HAD to ask!!! ;P
Drive safe monkey! :)
BAck to work myself. AH well, it is Monday. I had to go back eventually! ;P
Good Morning Everyone! Hope you all enjoyed your weekends!!
Good morning Solnes!!
I hope this Monday finds you well!
Morning? Again?!?
Man, I HATE it when they sneak up on me like that,... ;P
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I hated Mondays. Then Solnes arrived in the west, riding a seashell of some sort.
Good morning Solnes!!
I hope this Monday finds you well!
So far so good, work is going at a nice pace.. people seem to be in good moods.. Moorluck is having a good morning at work thus far, and his boss wants to take our family to dinner this week.. so kinda hard to complain.
Tho I did try to sneak in my morning walk this morning before the rains kicked in, and got caught in the rain right as I got to the park. So I had to walk back to the office in the rain. My hair and clothes have dried, but my feet are still wet and cold :P
I hated Mondays. Then Solnes arrived in the west, riding a seashell of some sort.
*blows kiss*
I am so far behind at work today it isn't funny... We have like 4 inches of wet snow and I get THREE call offs... over 4 inches... what happens when it REALLY starts snowing and we get 3 feet of snow. Are they planning to stay home for most of winter? Grrrr...
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Another bonus check.., a-ha! Keep em coming.
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Hidey-ho everyone from the far reaches of Canada! Fraser Valley is just digging out from a nasty snow drop, but I managed to make it home after a long final night shift of the year- the plant is shut down for yearly maintenance so we're all off work until the New Year. 4 blocks from home A big rig got stuck on the free off ramp with the rest of us lined up behind like old time key-stone cops while he slipped and spun trying to get up. Meanwhile another rig tried to muscle his way past us on the shoulder, got stuck and had to back down the ramp again, then jack-knifed his trailer at the bottom of the ramp. So now me and the car behind were stuck between these two "professionals". >.< The jack-knifed doofus managed to straighten out after 30 minutes, and we managed to back down the ramp back to the freeway, where I got off at the next exit and finally made it home. What a hell of drive.
In the good news pile I posted this to the local paper's Facebook site: I'd like to make a mention of the fact that there are good people out there working the plows in this city. My 70-year old mother was out this morning at 6 AM trying to shovel her easement before I got home so I would have a place to park (I worked all last night) when the plow came. The driver saw this little silver-haired old lady out in the cold and instead of simply doing his job and clearing the road (and burying her in) he stopped and actually used his plow to help her clear the major part of her easement. Thank you so much for your help and thoughtfulness, whoever you were. It's been a very rough year for our family and this bit of kindness was very much appreciated.
Brrr. Unheated bus. Boston. Limited connectivity. Brr
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Did I mention that the day before the wedding somebody clipped my car where it was parked in front of the house and took off the driver's side mirror? No note or anything. We went to move my car because people were showing up for the rehearsal, and there it was.
Given my insurance has a deductible, I didn't even bother filing a claim. It wouldn't pay, but they'd have an excuse to raise my rates anyway.
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But on a cool note, someone recommended the little body shop at the corner. I told them I was going away for a few days and asked if they could do the work and have it so I could pick it up Saturday. He wasn't open Saturday, so he says, "That's fine. I'll have it in front. Just pick it up Saturday and come back to pay it during the week."
I'm kind of amazed by that level of trust. Clearly, he is getting paid. And $240 isn't bad for that job. Looks good as new.
This pigeon is going to rest for the night. HAve a safe one everybody.
Aaaaand now watching refrigerators.
My bus run to Boston (well, technically Roxbury-but it's basically the same thing) went well. I was a bit nervous going there in a 40-foot bus, but I had an experienced driver taking the female track team (I had the males) and he led the way and showed me the trick of parking (which was a good thing-as there is little to no real parking there. BAD design). 8 hrs and 20 mins on the clock.
Now an evening of fridge wrangling, and then my final day of Fall classes.And another day of fridge wrangling. Then a bus ride to Taunton. Then another night of fridge wrangling. Then PAYDAY!