How was your day?

[Exterous]

Mine was a bit stressful and I didn't get as much done as I wanted but I'm still alive so thats good

 

[MagnusTheBrewer]

Painful but, I got quite a bit done.

 

[Pulsar]

Shitty. I've been filling in for a bunch of people that are retiring, and I'm working double shifts. I don't know the people working under me, and because of the times and how the shifts are split I don't get to see them to learn their names either. I work in a plant that is large enough that 'walking' to find people is quite literally a waste of time. So I'm stressed and anxious and I hate it.

 

[shortylickens]

Fuckin shitty.
If it wasnt for the potential of happiness in the distant future Id seriously question how much I need to be alive.

 

[Red Squirrel]

Was pretty good, last day of camping, was raining and it was cold, but after constant +30's and even hotter weather in the past weeks the cold is welcomed and we could use the rain, at least it held off until the last day. So we packed our stuff and checked out. It's nice to be back home and been going through pictures etc then my dad asked me if I wanted to go to the movies so I did. All in all rather busy day.

The best is the realization that I only have to go back into work Thursday night. So tomorrow is technically my last day of vacation but the rest after that is just normal work schedule days off.

 

[DietDrThunder]

Pretty good day. Was able to sleep until 5:50 a.m. I made 20 Visio charts in 9 hours (I don’t get to write software anymore ). I got home and my wife had dinner ready (meatloaf. Yum yum). About to go upstairs and start assembling a new PC. Maybe watch an episode of Americans a little later on. Probably go to bed around 1 a.m., wake up, rinse, then repeat.

 

[Darwin333]

Shitty. I've been filling in for a bunch of people that are retiring, and I'm working double shifts. I don't know the people working under me, and because of the times and how the shifts are split I don't get to see them to learn their names either. I work in a plant that is large enough that 'walking' to find people is quite literally a waste of time. So I'm stressed and anxious and I hate it.

Just pull a @Ns1 and have a mandatory meeting every morning, you'll get to know them in no time.

 

[IronWing]

My day was wonderful, thanks for asking.

 

[Humpy]

It was a good day.

 

[s0me0nesmind1]

Pretty decent day. Got word of what my next project will be - which will be local. I'm used to flying out weekly for my projects. Has it's pros and cons... Get to go back home to the wife every night... and I swear there are some pros too...

 

[lxskllr]

Meh... Hot and humid. Glasses were fogging up so I had to take them off to use the gun. Walked through the kind of woods that has spiders and web between almost every tree. Back almost went out. It was getting iffy, and my knee felt like it was gonna collapse. Getting real sick of summer. Every day I wake up, I think "great. this again :^| "

 

[Pulsar]

Just pull a @Ns1 and have a mandatory meeting every morning, you'll get to know them in no time.

That was actually my first thought, but their start time is 3:00 PM and mine is 5:00PM (don't ask). So they're already out buried in installation and repair projects when I get to work. Happily, this was my last day before going back to normal. Woo.

 

[KMFJD]

Had to write a MS exam, breezed through it, had to force myself to not start studying for the next one.

 

[WelshBloke]

Mine was a bit stressful and I didn't get as much done as I wanted but I'm still alive so thats good

It may have been stressful but always remember that it won't have been as bad as the guys day that I looked after the other week.

He cut off his own testicle, ate it, then threw himself off a roof shattering his femur.

That's a bad day!

 

[Chaotic42]

Not bad. My cat is still in heat and noisy as crap. so it's hard to sleep. I'm watching Orange is the New Black and since I'm not in prison, I guess it's a good day.

 

[Thebobo]

Pretty good day. Was able to sleep until 5:50 a.m. I made 20 Visio charts in 9 hours (I don’t get to write software anymore ). I got home and my wife had dinner ready (meatloaf. Yum yum). About to go upstairs and start assembling a new PC. Maybe watch an episode of Americans a little later on. Probably go to bed around 1 a.m., wake up, rinse, then repeat.

Dang 4 hours sleep?

 

[brianmanahan]

I made 20 Visio charts in 9 hours (I don’t get to write software anymore ).

my last company tried to do that to me so i quit

 

[BoomerD]

Still TBD. As of last night, the father of our grandkids (and our bipolar druggie daughter) has consented for the youngest (14 y.o.) to stay here and live with the same family that his 18 y,o. brother is living with...and our 16 y.o. granddaughter also will be living there in a couple of weeks. That means I DON'T have to drive to CA on Sunday...

(although I WILL still have to drive down to pick up their stuff sooner or later...like before the start of school)

HOWEVER, I've been dealing with their dad long enough that I know...this could change in a minute...

 

[vi edit]

Since this was posted yesterday....my day yesterday almost started very, very bad.
Got up at 5:00AM and went for a run. It's dark, but I wear a head lamp. Don't wear my glasses though when I run since the sweat will just get in the way.

I see something on the sidewalk and I think it's some clear plastic wrap that had blown off a truck (it was garbage day) but it wasn't until I was right on it that I noticed what it was. A giant street lamp cover had fallen off a light and landed on the edge of the sidewalk. It sort of curled over the middle of the sidewalk and misjudged how close it was. My foot swiped against it.

Slit my shoe wide open, cut through my sock and came about 1mm from cutting right across a big vein in my foot. Downside, I shreaded open a $100 pair of running shoes that are only a couple weeks old. Upside...I didn't have to walk home or flag down a car bleeding profusely from my foot.

 

[Red Squirrel]

Not so good today. Woke up around 6am to something wet on my hand. My hand was resting in cat puke, on my bed. That is the worse possible place for her to puke as it does lot of damage. Right through to the mattress. Oddly enough, it didn't smell as bad as her normal puke, so I was able to clean the worse of it and go back to bed. My whole bedding is at the laundromat now. The bed spread does not fit in my washer so it's a huge ordeal cleaning that.

I really hope it won't get to the point where I need to keep my cat locked in a room overnight. If there's one thing I figured she learned by now is that the bed was completely off limits for puking. The thing is I have to catch her in the act and this time I didn't. I must have been sleeping pretty hard. That sound usually wakes me up in an instant.

I need to somehow litter box train her to puke in the litterbox, but I imagine that would be hard.

 

[WelshBloke]

Not so good today. Woke up around 6am to something wet on my hand. My hand was resting in cat puke, on my bed.

Those first three sentences were a rollercoaster of curiosity, dread, tmi, relief, and disgust!

 

[Mai72]

I finished ESY (Extended School Year) yesterday, and now I have off for a month.

Hmm.. Maybe I'll start a business. That Tai Lopez fella says he can make me RICH!!

 

[shortylickens]

Those first three sentences were a rollercoaster of curiosity, dread, tmi, relief, and disgust!

 

[DietDrThunder]

Dang 4 hours sleep?

After I turned 55, my body decided it no longer needs to sleep. After a couple of months, I went to my primary care physician. He couldn’t find anything wrong so he sent me to a specialist. The specialist sent me to a sleep diagnostics center. Other than only being able to sleep for 4 to 5 hours a night, they couldn’t find anything wrong. They had me try several different sleeping medications, but then I either couldn’t wake up, or I was groggy all day. So I decided that I would just have to live with 4 hours of sleep.

 

[gorcorps]

Not great... I'm still at work after 12+ hours dealing with issues

I'd rather be home