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learnteachTraining back east. 8 hour days followed by a few hours of working on West coast problems. Work meetings after work. Work!
(Sung to the tune of "Food, Glorious Food!")
Work!
Well, OK, perhaps not. But I'm relieved from not having to do housework (there is much work there, and the flowers have suffered*) and I find myself missing different things. Feel like singing. Feel like fighting. Feel like taking another nap. One more powerpoint...and I'll have seen way too many powerpoints, like everyone here. But I also feel more energized about my work, and have been hanging out with some of the other engineers, who are very cool in their own ways. Have seen a Lowell Spinners baseball game, drunk the local brews (which all tasted sour to me) (Harvard Brew, bleck!) visited the various twins. Tonight is the big everyone in one room work dinner...
Wanted to visit the kel (no matter what her nickname) but no time! workworkwork
* Sunflowers are breaking, not because of any care issue, but because the squirrels are climbing them.
(Sung to the tune of "Food, Glorious Food!")
Work!
Well, OK, perhaps not. But I'm relieved from not having to do housework (there is much work there, and the flowers have suffered*) and I find myself missing different things. Feel like singing. Feel like fighting. Feel like taking another nap. One more powerpoint...and I'll have seen way too many powerpoints, like everyone here. But I also feel more energized about my work, and have been hanging out with some of the other engineers, who are very cool in their own ways. Have seen a Lowell Spinners baseball game, drunk the local brews (which all tasted sour to me) (Harvard Brew, bleck!) visited the various twins. Tonight is the big everyone in one room work dinner...
Wanted to visit the kel (no matter what her nickname) but no time! workworkwork
* Sunflowers are breaking, not because of any care issue, but because the squirrels are climbing them.
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Date: 2003-07-24 04:38 pm (UTC)