Ahhh, back on solid land. I was rushed in for an emergency. Apparently there was an opening in a Radiation Source Handling class. It was fun to work offshore again, and I will truly miss working with my brother for the time being, but I must go forth and learn. I had taken only 3 books with me for the job, and made it through one and a half of them. I read a book by comedian Lewis Black, and the first half of Battlecry by Leon Uris. I was hoping to get to Umberto Eco's Baudolino ...
So I, out of curiosity, went to the thread marked 'signatures' (they really should mark it that everyone should read it) and discovered the new rules.... My signature fit only one of them. So sadly I went over,dragging my fingers (instead of my feet) all the way to left and clicked the button 'user cp' looking at the list I paused with a sigh at the button marked 'edit signature'. *sigh* and that is what I did. Now I realized if EVERYONE has to change their sigs that ...
Today I went to a real estate auction. Ever since the broken down house across the street from me sold to some guy for $4000, I've been interested in attending one of these. It was a beautiful sunny morning at 9 a.m. when we walked down to the location of one property that we were definitely interested in. The yard was full of junk, there was an old barn that needs to be torn down, and basically some painting that should be done. But other than that, the place had some appeal. We had a chance ...
Okay, I know I'm dull. I didn't really do anything today. I got up late, waited for the line at the freshers fair to go down, which took a while, though I managed to add some more stuff and tweak my Doctor Who script. I didn't really sign up for much or pick up many freebies. I probably could have but I was feeling a bit lousy. It wasn't long before I discovered why. Total number of things I picked up; Free key ring and flyer from a takeaway pizza place, Some coupons for stuff, ...
he opens my heart like an old familar book held in esteem intimate and worn bookmarked and dog eared bending from use he begins reading anticipating the story all over again turning pages with his perfecting pace he tarries over stories fondly remembered comfortably seated in his usual chair ...
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