Whine like a baby, now with 500% more drama!
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I can relate. My last day as a library sub is supposed to be tomorrow, but I've basically been told if I don't think I'll be needed I don't need to come in.
Cajungal
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No matter what I do, no matter how long I stay in my classroom, nothing seems to be getting neater. I'm moving things around, reorganizing, labeling, etc, but there's still....crap everywhere. 
This is the hopeless time. The time when everything seems to be in the way and incapable of being organized.
This is the hopeless time. The time when everything seems to be in the way and incapable of being organized.
I just finished all but one day of work and then am planning to take my boys on a trip to see family. And then my mom says that my dad is showing symptoms of shingles. I sure hope not, because that will not be fun for him and will throw our plans right out the window.
After the most recent events, I assume backing up has become one of those things you just automatically do without question.Work's hard drive died. Most critical information was backed up, but still I lost a few important files. Nothing irreplaceable (I think), but it would take a while.
--Patrick
Off-site back-ups even, I imagine.
When you learn four months later that the singer of one of your favorite theme songs Koji Wada is dead! FUCK YOU CANCER!
One of Canada's rock stars is on a sort of farewell tour right now because of cancer.
When in fact it appears boneitis was the disease they should've been worried about.
Thankfully it leaves victims with very few regrets.
Just the one, really.
This is the correct response.Football starts saturday
I had my infusion at the close mic yesterday and pretty much slept all afternoon after. And I slept all day today and right through my eye brow appointment.
When I got there, before they hook the IV up they have some questions. One is about new meds and I told them about what I'm taking for my brutal headaches. She said that I had been on those six weeks ago.
Omg these headaches have got to go.
When I got there, before they hook the IV up they have some questions. One is about new meds and I told them about what I'm taking for my brutal headaches. She said that I had been on those six weeks ago.
Omg these headaches have got to go.
That's another story there. The house was rewired since it was built, but there are still a few old style 2-prong only outlets still in place. And they never filled out the sheet on the breaker box. I had to go figure that out for myself.
A friend was dumping a lot of....mediocre fantasy books. So I went by and picked up about two dozen of them. Maybe three dozen. okay, okay, I had a car trunk full of books. *sigh*. BOOKS!
Anyway, I've now began reading them again (no, Feist isn't exactly world-shatteringly great all of a sudden. Still fun for a quick romp to get the mind off of things). And it's...well, quite obvious the guy has cats.
As in, every time I open a book, two pages in, I'm sniffling. Two chapters in, my eyes are running and I have to stop reading.
GAH WHAT TORMENT IS THIS LOTS OF BOOKS AND I CANT READ THEM GRAH.
Anyway, I've now began reading them again (no, Feist isn't exactly world-shatteringly great all of a sudden. Still fun for a quick romp to get the mind off of things). And it's...well, quite obvious the guy has cats.
As in, every time I open a book, two pages in, I'm sniffling. Two chapters in, my eyes are running and I have to stop reading.
GAH WHAT TORMENT IS THIS LOTS OF BOOKS AND I CANT READ THEM GRAH.
You're gonna need to air out the books, outside. It's... time consuming and not fun.
Poor Henry Bemis.
Just wear a full-face PPE-C APR mask when reading them, easy-peasy.
See, this is the first helpful suggestion. For a certain definition of helpful, of course.