• Llabyrinthine@aussie.zone
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    2 years ago

    I’ve had a weirdly positive day… I mean, a little unexpected. Even though I was running late, I made good time. Even though I missed tea break, had a shortened lunch, wasn’t all that hungry and ran out of time (and verbally road raged a little on the way home), I:

    • made it to a Uni appointment
    • had some meaning conversations in intervention deliveries
    • made it to my extra-curricular session on time
    • had some more meaning conversations

    And just all round one of those days where for a moment you feel as if you’ve woken up, are about 95% yourself and things feel somewhat good… like a distant memory.

    I’m even in one my fav burger shops that always empty and there are about 8 or so other people eating in and it feels… nice.

    No guarantees for tomorrow, but I think being grateful for just even the ability to even get out of bed is underrated. ✨

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      2 years ago

      I felt the good vibes rubbing off on me from your comment with how wonderful your day was! Savour the feeling, it’s totally ok if tomorrow doesn’t reach today’s heights, because it sounds like you filled your cup plenty with today 😊 (okay I say this because sometimes I feel a bit sad when the next day’s been a comedown from a Good Day. But sometimes it’s easy enough to just enjoy the Good Day for what it is)

      What a bonus that your burger shop was lively tonight as well. The owner must be having a nicer than expected Monday too

  • StudSpud The Starchy@aussie.zone
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    2 years ago

    Called out of my shift, couldn’t sleep until 4am and only for two hours.

    Gonna make that GP appt today for my eye, it’s just hurting so much worse. Ugh!

    Happy Monday! Lol

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      2 years ago

      Oof, I feel this. I got a little more sleep, but only about 4. I was awoken an hour earlier than needed by a fire truck that went right past my window and seemed to linger out the front for a few seconds, and I didn’t sleep 3ish

      I hope your eye is better soon

  • Force_majeure123@aussie.zone
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    2 years ago

    There’s someone stood in front of the Magistrate court on William St with a couple of big posters behind him, handing out flyers. He keeps repeating “Judges are motherfuckers” nothing else. At it for over an hour now

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      2 years ago

      to be fair, if it was 16 and stabbed a bloke for the 5th time this week I’d probably just get a slap on the wrist. So the guy isnt wrong per say…

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    2 years ago

    Toddler took my phone. I asked for it back, he disappeared for a moment then handed me back the purple ring from his tower toy thing. He looks satisfied with our “trade” and buggers off again, only to leave the phone behind on the floor anyway.

  • Duenan@aussie.zone
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    2 years ago

    Tweaked my shoulder again yesterday and I’m getting a headache and also sending odd sensations and pins and needles down my arm/hand again.

    Thought fully recovered from it a month ago.

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          2 years ago

          It was not going to be … it was supposed to be a working meeting but that client is never organised so I would have just been hand holding while they organised themselves

    • PeelerSheila @aussie.zone
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      2 years ago

      Grateful for my MIL. She really stepped up after my mum died and tries her best to help, even though she’s 90, and I try my best to help her when I can. We agree on most things, disagree well, and our relationship is easier than the one I have with her son.

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        2 years ago

        Yum. I had an apple and custard scroll with boston bun topping. It was so delicious I immediately ate another one.

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          2 years ago

          Since my morning post I’ve gone back for 2nds and I’ve demolished several slices of chocolate cake too.

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      2 years ago

      I just checked the status of my Temu orders, there are four packages in the country and ready for delivery. They should arrive tomorrow, and if they don’t I get $5 credit for each package.

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    2 years ago

    The woman buying my sewing machine just picked it up. She did not accidentally overpay me by thousands of dollars. I guess the dream was not prophetic.

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    2 years ago

    In-person interviews are a lot, especially at 9am on a Monday. But I’m now done. Early slots are worth it.

    I think it went pretty well. We’ll see.

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    2 years ago

    Anyone had Thomas Dux cheese before. I finished off some brie but it kind of just tasted watery and salty, not much’cheese’ taste.

    Maybe that’s just what fancy cheese tastes like

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      I find the Thomas dux ones are nothing special, despite the fancy branding. Australian cheeses like King island or Millawa are a much better brie. If you want a more flavoursome soft imported cheese, try a d’Affinois. Very $$ but omg so very delicious.

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    2 years ago

    Why is it that there’s always something out of balance. If it’s not work life then it’s health or money. When they are all broken then it feels hopeless

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        2 years ago

        The google tells me that’s called a project management triangle

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      I’m guilty of this kind of thinking too. Been recently starting to realize the balance isnt how things feel to us, its our ability to “ride the waves” so to speak, and you can find balance wherever you look even if you may not like how it feels.

      Not sure I fully believe that myself just yet, but the more I explore it the more it seems like there might be something to it.

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      2 years ago

      Bloody COVID. Bloody people who smoke, more specifically Mr P. What’s the point of quarantining if you’re going to wander through the living room where we’re all sitting to go out for a smoke every half hour. Fucking ridiculous and I am fuming 😤😡

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          Is he at least wearing a mask or doing anything to cover his face while he’s in the living room?! Or at the very least waiting until everyone has left the room?!

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            He’s wearing a mask but still opening and closing the door of his room where he has been quarantining and wandering through far too regularly for my liking. The kids and I started quickly putting on masks when he walks through the living room, so he started giving a little warning before he opened the door. But to my mind it’s not good enough.

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          He occasionally mentions it, but really he’s been smoking for 50 years at this point so it’d be very hard and take a big effort on his part. When he had a heart attack a couple of years ago and had a stent put in, he was in hospital 8 days. Then would’ve been a golden opportunity to give up but he didn’t. I gave up years ago after smoking for 20 years, so I know it takes a particular mindset and dedication to achieve. I’ve started to really doubt that the will is there.

          Edit: overzealous spellcheck error

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      Aggressive people. They should all just pack up and go to an island to live together, and leave the rest of us to live in peace.

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      I don’t think my manager understands my job. As in, I don’t think she has done the same day to day work as me to be able to understand what goes into what I’m expected to do.

      I can tell because some things have the name of the last user to modify them, and I don’t see her name on anything or any of the documentation

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      2 years ago

      Dealing with family stuff is annoying. Do I post back papers or go out of my way to drop them off in their letterbox?

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    My monday morning activities fell through, so now I’m just tired. I don’t know whether to go back to sleep for a bit, or stay up. If I stay up, I’ll be cranky by tea time. If I sleep, I run the risk of missing packages (I know I have at least 1 coming)

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    2 years ago

    I’ve been playing Red Dead Redemption 2 a lot. It’s my first playthrough, but 3rd time attempting to get into this game… it’s actually sticking this time though and I’m 35% through now. Enjoying it. It’s crazy how many hours I’ve put in and it says I’m only 35% this game is hooooge.

    Anyway the game is absolutely GORGEOUS. Playing on my PC with the graphics almost maxed out and riding around has made me desperately miss America’s parks and mountains. I ache to go back there. I don’t think we have anything in Australia which directly compares to that place, as unpatriotic as that sounds.

    Also I found out that my tablet runs RDR2 fantastically (it’s a stupidly expensive one with it’s own discreet graphics card) so I can actually play it in bed too. It’s not as gorgeous on that as on my 4k monitor with HDR but it still looks and plays great using my PS5 controller.