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Watch Out - Thinking In Progress!
May. 24th, 2006 01:11 amI should stop thinking so much during storms. There was a storm going across the city this morning on my way into work. It had just started raining/lightning as my bus got into the busport. A couple of minutes into waiting and watching the rain, I thought "I wonder if the storm could knock out the power here." Half a minute later, and the busport platforms lose their lights! Stuff like info screens still worked, but I had to laugh (lucky I was alone, and in the semi-darkness).
Anyway, I forgot to mention I was playing teacher last week too - another work experience student who got to play with us since nobody thought to arrange anything beforehand. Luckily she had some stuff to go on with yesterday when I was the only library person to show up - there's a reason I went for the more practical studies, not the management side of things. But her work for the week has been sorted out anyway. So back to my usual mad rush between two-and-a-bit jobs (although the disposition area knows how much I won't have time for that for the foreseeable future).
Anyway, until more of interest to say comes up, here's a little survey, taken from the studious <lj user=justace>:
Now I just need to find the way to switch back from this rich-text editor to nice normal plaintext... well, something to do later.
Anyway, I forgot to mention I was playing teacher last week too - another work experience student who got to play with us since nobody thought to arrange anything beforehand. Luckily she had some stuff to go on with yesterday when I was the only library person to show up - there's a reason I went for the more practical studies, not the management side of things. But her work for the week has been sorted out anyway. So back to my usual mad rush between two-and-a-bit jobs (although the disposition area knows how much I won't have time for that for the foreseeable future).
Anyway, until more of interest to say comes up, here's a little survey, taken from the studious <lj user=justace>:
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Now I just need to find the way to switch back from this rich-text editor to nice normal plaintext... well, something to do later.
