Shir, that wasn't why I posted "Noooooooo!" (I actually didn't notice the errant apostrophe until just now) -- I posted that because of morning looming ominously on the horizon.

Well, you have only yourself to blame, mister. I know how much you cherish these apostrophes and commas and semicolons.

But yet, mornings are the cruelest month.

But yet, mornings are the cruelest month.

Heheehhehheeheheheheh.

I have to warn you all that morning's on it's way.

I'm OK with that. Because Morning is still Sunday. Monday, however, is to be avoided.

Thanks for all the congrats, all. I'm so relieved that I'll be able to do my job (starting tomorrow, no less), although I'm also really frustrated that it's involved this much stress. Thinking of writing to my MP about the process, especially since the agency in question is in the spotlight a bit because of cuts. I don't want anyone else to be so worried about being unable to do their job that they get ill(er). But, bright side and all that - teaching tomorrow! I'm still working on my notes. Bit nervous about university-level teaching. Should be much fun though.

Today in the Watcher-in-Training house, we're choosing invitation designs. We're looking for something simple. We are not over-complicated people.

I am not sober.

I am guessing there are more interesting things I could post, but they might take too much work

Seska, if you'll find the time and the energy to do so, I think it'll be valueable.

Good luck with the teaching tomorrow, and with choosing the designs!

I am not sober.

I am guessing there are more interesting things I could post, but they might take too much work

No no no no no.

You're very interesting. Mostly now. Do tell what's on your mind.

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You're very interesting. Mostly now. Do tell what's on your mind.

I agree with Shir. Beth, you are very interesting. I was wondering what you think of wearing sarongs?

It's -17˚F now. I thought that uber-cold shit was only supposed to be one day. As I told my brother yesterday, you know it has been flippin' cold when single-digit temperatures seem not so bad.

I can't even imagine that kind of temperature, WS.

So, the company I work for is having a six week exercise challenge - fill in a score card by checking off a box for every ten minutes of physical activity (can include housework such as sweeping or vacuuming, as well as exercise). People who do three ten minute periods of activity every day for six weeks can enter a drawing for prizes. I decided to actually enter this, for no better reason than I can tell my therapist that I'm not just sitting on my ass. I actually like the idea. What I don't like is the way that a supervisor mentioned that the company is keeping track of who participates, and who doesn't. That seems ominous.