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Frizzychick Started conversation Jan 4, 2000
Blimey, it's good to be back home again.
Having spent the last several days or so visiting friends and relations, I am thoroughly pleased to back in my own home and free to not change out of my pyjamas for days on end. Aah, the luxury...
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Nick O`Teen Posted Jan 9, 2000
Ah, yes... to spend the whole day in one's pajamas *sigh*
Well, that's certainly what _my_ weekends are all about.
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Frizzychick Posted Jan 9, 2000
Whilst it was good to see friends and family, by the end of it I desperately wanted to be back in my own home - just loads of little things I missed (including my computer - oops, bit of a geek on the quiet). And the freedom to do whatever I wish whenever I wish - and knowing where everything (or most things) are! The joys of knowing how to use everything!
Back to work tomorrow though - ouch. Not quite used to getting up in the morning yet. I think it shall be a very long day.
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Nick O`Teen Posted Jan 9, 2000
I had immense difficulty getting my hours adjusted back to work hours. Cripes, by the end of my holiday, I was almost on _your_ time.
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Frizzychick Posted Jan 10, 2000
Crikey, Monday morning 7.30... well, I'm awake and almost prepared to face the outside world. What with my sick leave and then holiday I have hardly been in work for about a month, so I am expecting today to be very hard work (massive understatement ).
I think I shall try and go swimming at lunch time. That tends to sort me out a bit if the day is feeling a bit hectic. Oh well, here goes...
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Frizzychick Posted Jan 10, 2000
Monday 20.45
well, that was fairly painless. Although I am pretty tired now, today went really well - it doesn't feel as if I've been away for pretty much a month (blimey that sounds scary). Early night tonight though... not sure if I can make it through the whole week with this perky spirit
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Nick O`Teen Posted Jan 10, 2000
Perhaps you could keep up your perky spirit with the aid of some perky spirits.
Glad to hear the day went OK for you. No dead bugs or anything?
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Frizzychick Posted Jan 11, 2000
The weevils will be pleased to know there were no dead bugs involved at all. (Just lots of pictures of boats this week... lots and lots of boats. These all considerably more modern than the Bronze Age one, but still nothing much more modern than the 1970s.)
And my stirling work of tidying up my desk before the holiday had been to no avail as during my absence it had been used as a general dumping ground for absolutely everything. Nice
And a booze-free day (apart from a small beer for a night-cap)!
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Nick O`Teen Posted Jan 11, 2000
That's kind of different from where I work. When someone here goes on vacation, they come back to find out someone has taken their chair, their keyboard, their computer, and their monitor. Also, their desk is covered in either cookie crumbs or crisp fragments and there's usually two or three empty (or half-empty) cans of pop sitting there as well.
Nobody owns up to being responsible, of course.
Kensington says that dead bugs don't really bother him, as long as they're not weevils.
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Frizzychick Posted Jan 12, 2000
All my furniture and accoutrements were present and correct thankfully.
I had a lovely satisfying day at work yesterday (Tuesday) but was absolutely shattered, so my apologies for the delayed reply. Not sure how I am going to last a whole week
Now that the boat gallery is up and running, we can all return to our normal jobs - mine being working on the collection database, work I enjoy immensely, but not the most challenging (at times), so it was good to plod steadily through some fairly straightforward stuff.
Good to be back into the old routine
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Nick O`Teen Posted Jan 12, 2000
I haven't had the best of weeks. Bit of a contract dispute going on at work right now. I'm fairly stressing out over it. Vancouver's not like Silicon Valley, where if you get disgruntled or exploited you simply quit and walk next door to go work for the next business along the road. The stress is starting to take its toll on me now - odd pains, feeling not quite well all the time. Typical stress-related problems...
Can't wait 'til this is all sorted out and over with.
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Frizzychick Posted Jan 12, 2000
Sorry to hear things are not all sweetness and light in the workplace - sounds pretty miserable Hope things are worked out to your benefit soon.
I have become addicted to chocolate covered raisins.
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Nick O`Teen Posted Jan 12, 2000
That non sequiter tacked on to the end of your post made me laugh. I'm sure there's a background to that statement..
Mmm... chocolate covered raisins....
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Frizzychick Posted Jan 14, 2000
Good choice. I always tend to go for popcorn at the cinema. Chocolate covered raisins alwyas seemed a bit decadent. However, in the past 2 days I have eaten buckets of the stuff whilst at work. Must stop, I guess, they are positively addictive (has this ever been scientifically investigated - I think we should be told)
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Nick O`Teen Posted Jan 14, 2000
I know. You can't stop. When I watch hockey games, I usually get a box of Bridge Mixture. Do you have Bridge Mixture over there?
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Nick O`Teen Posted Jan 14, 2000
I believe the name originates from the card game Bridge. Basically it like chocolate covered raisins, except that it's a random mix of various chocolate covered things, like jellies, mint, raisins, caramels, etc. Mmmm...
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