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In other having-to-get-up-in-the-morning news, I had to tear myself away briefly to go and make a round of toast as I was feeling quite hungry by mid-morning. At this rate, I'll end up turning into one of those people who has breakfast that isn't just caffeine
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Originally posted by DoctorStrangelove View Post
WLMS.
A relief for all concerned, speaking from experience.
Morning (just).
Dry.
Cool. 17.1 deg in here.
White sky.
Wanly sunny.
1022 mBar, 30.18 in Hg, 55% RH.
Tuesday by all reports.
The scamming telephone bastards are busy today.
cheers all, but, like i said it's a relief, so hugs not required.Originally posted by NickFitz View Post
<- manly
I'm not a snowflake.
sentiments appreciated anyhow.
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I started with clientCo a year ago todayOriginally posted by NickFitz View PostOh, and Happy Lockdown Day everybody!
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A tortilla wrap with salami and cheese, microwaved for 50 seconds, a cup of tea and two chocolate digestives. And a handful of crisps.Down with racism. Long live miscegenation!Comment
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I told you powerpoint was going to be big in your future, call me "Mystic Vet" !Originally posted by NickFitz View PostLooks like I'm going to have to do stuff, and even worse, it will involve communicating with other people
Highlights of the hour-long planning meeting we just had included a muttered "So many PowerPoints…" as somebody looked for some important information, and the delivery manager who's taking over getting booted out by Teams for trying to add a note to a task, then loudly declaring "Bloody Teams is a nightmare!" once they'd got back in
And my 2 hour meeting was resolved by "Oh so we just do it the way I suggested in the beginning & you signed off but then after a staff change decided the spec was wrong? So bye-bye to the way you dreamt up last week"
You know I have been trying to make work but can't because a cockroach off its face on crystal meth could have made a better suggestion (I didn't put it that way when I suggested it wasn't my recommendation).
Only a week to go live
watch the stress grow.
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Did you have "the talk" in the words of the Clash!Originally posted by ladymuck View Post
I started with clientCo a year ago today
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