Once Only For You

BullDawg69 said:
So Rae, the commute was horrible and the fact that you have no air conditioning must really suck! I'm sorry for both of those things... but tell me, how was your first day at work? Was it everything you expected? Was it more, or less?


Here's to the new day... may it be better than the last!

:kiss: :rose: :kiss: :rose: :kiss:

Well the commute on Monday and Tuesday wasn't bad, I actually was able to do some reading for school - so I made it productive. The air conditioning really does suck, especially since tonight is so hot and I don't have a window in my room that can open so my fans but suffice.
Work is going well, interesting, but not precisely what I expected. I'm kind of taking on the tasks of organizing someone else's job, who resigned a couple months ago, so I'm learning a lot doing this but it's not what I'll be doing normally. It's also a completely different work environment than what I'm used to being in, and no one is close to my age - which is ok but different. I've only been there three days though and I still have a lot to learn and know this position will be good for my career so we'll see.
 
RavenousRae said:
I'm ok, just a very long, unexpectedly so, day. To be cliche, Tomorrow's a new day.


I am just about sick of how bad it is trying to get around here.

You hear that about the Wilson bridge???? 1 lane only open for 3 days on the outter loop.


Thats crazy
 
BigAndTall said:
I am just about sick of how bad it is trying to get around here.

You hear that about the Wilson bridge???? 1 lane only open for 3 days on the outter loop.


Thats crazy

Yes I know, thankfully I don't travel that way. I hope you don't either!
 
Shyguy1369 said:
Sorry you had a rough first day of work... sounds like you could use a hug... and some kool air lol.

Hugs, Licks and Kisses
:rose:

Hugs are always appreciated! And cool air would be a plus, however I just took a nice cool shower so now I'm feeling pretty comfortable, hopefully it will last long enough for me to fall asleep.
 
Being teachers, we're on summer break. But don't think that's easy. Lesson plans to prepare, the office to keep in contact with (administration... I hate them in their occupational capacity -- every educator's adversary) and, on top of that, an infant to keep an eye (and ear) on.

Wow, that could be taken as either gloating or whining. It was intended as neither, of course! It started as an attempt to commiserate with you, Rae, as we both depend on public transportation usually. Of course, now that the baby's here and we live in the 'burbs we might have to use a car, at least part of the way.
 
bennmorland85 said:
Being teachers, we're on summer break. But don't think that's easy. Lesson plans to prepare, the office to keep in contact with (administration... I hate them in their occupational capacity -- every educator's adversary) and, on top of that, an infant to keep an eye (and ear) on.

Wow, that could be taken as either gloating or whining. It was intended as neither, of course! It started as an attempt to commiserate with you, Rae, as we both depend on public transportation usually. Of course, now that the baby's here and we live in the 'burbs we might have to use a car, at least part of the way.

Well it sounds like you have your hands full during your "break" but at least you have some leisure and time together which is always a plus. Thanks for the empathy! :)
 
Um, Sweatheart?

Sweet (or is it Sweat) Rae,

You should either make the landlord invest in a small window unit for you or buy some ice bags and a box fan and then deduct those expenses from your rent. Moving air sure helps but in this heat lately, not terribly much.

Wish I could help you. Shall I deliver the ice? :cool:

You replied to an earlier post about other beauties on Lit whose pics would entertain me... I prefer viewing the real deal in person, not just pics. Which makes you even more appealing given our proximity. Again, care for some ice?

Take care.
 
*sits back in his central air house*

Oh...heya. How have you been?

And yes, I take public transportation all the time. I know how you feel.

Do you miss talking to me as much as I do you? :p
 
Romial said:
*sits back in his central air house*

Oh...heya. How have you been?

And yes, I take public transportation all the time. I know how you feel.

Do you miss talking to me as much as I do you? :p

:) Hey how've you been? They "fixed" our air conditioning again, every other time it's only lasted for two-three days so we'll see . . . And yes I miss seeing you around - it's been a long time! Hope everything's going well.
 
well, you seem edible...hehe. *looks innocent*
How was the commute for you this week w/ the rain and all?
:rose:
 
Xectxny19X said:
well, you seem edible...hehe. *looks innocent*
How was the commute for you this week w/ the rain and all?
:rose:
Fecking rain! It came in through the doors, and (even better!) on Saturday we had a big ol' shipment of most of our crap from Europe. From February 2004 to May this year, we'd been living in a tee-niny apartment in Arlington. Now we have room for our things, but they're all wet, including most of our books.

So, once we get done tossing the things ruined beyond salvation, we'll have more room.
 
Xectxny19X said:
well, you seem edible...hehe. *looks innocent*
How was the commute for you this week w/ the rain and all?
:rose:

I've never been called edible before! Thanks. :)
Commute with the rain hasn't been to bad, one day I didn't have an umbrella and that was a little disappointing but I don't mind getting a little wet every now and then. Now on Saturday I have an all day class and throughout the last half of class it downpoured so hard we lost electricity for a bit which made it interesting. And Saturday night I took my parents to the Carole King concert at Wolf Trap - which was amazing, but add the thunderclaps and lightening and it really heightened the show. Going home though was extremely slow because of very hard rain - I could barely see. But obviously I made it!
 
bennmorland85 said:
Fecking rain! It came in through the doors, and (even better!) on Saturday we had a big ol' shipment of most of our crap from Europe. From February 2004 to May this year, we'd been living in a tee-niny apartment in Arlington. Now we have room for our things, but they're all wet, including most of our books.

So, once we get done tossing the things ruined beyond salvation, we'll have more room.

I'm so sorry to hear about the rain damage! I would be pissed about my books getting wet as well. I hope most of it was salvagable!
 
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The only ones we lost (thank God) were cookbooks. And, because of some fluke of serendipity, it was only the bottom third of two cookbook-filled boxes, and so my mother's cookbooks (which I pack at the top of the respective boxes) were saved.

Home and Garden (P.2001) goes bye-bye, American Kitchen (P.1967) remains!
 
My yard is getting turned into a swamp lately. However my grass is growing out of control for the sun and water.
 
BigAndTall said:
My yard is getting turned into a swamp lately. However my grass is growing out of control for the sun and water.

Yeah I went to my parents place briefly this weekend and their yard is doing that as well! Still I wish I had a yard to be concerned about, some day though . . .
 
RavenousRae said:
Yeah I went to my parents place briefly this weekend and their yard is doing that as well! Still I wish I had a yard to be concerned about, some day though . . .



I have to say, having a house is pretty nice. I remember all those craptacular apartments I've had.
 
BigAndTall said:
I have to say, having a house is pretty nice. I remember all those craptacular apartments I've had.

Yeah I'm living in an especially crappy one at the moment, roaches and no air conditioning are the main highlights.
But in a month I'm moving to a much more expensive place, but also a far superior place in every way. Hopefully somewhere I can stay until I finish my Graduate program.
And then maybe if I get a good enough job after that's finished I can think about moving to a little house of my own.
 
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RavenousRae said:
Yeah I'm living in an especially crappy one at the moment, roaches and no air conditioning are the main highlights.
But in a month I'm moving to a much more expensive place, but also a far superior place in every way. Hopefully somewhere I can stay until I finish my Graduate program.
And then maybe if I get a good enough job after that's finished I can think about moving to a little house of my own.



Sounds like you live in a McDonalds :D ( I know , very bad joke)
 
RavenousRae said:
I've never been called edible before! Thanks. :)
Commute with the rain hasn't been to bad, one day I didn't have an umbrella and that was a little disappointing but I don't mind getting a little wet every now and then. Now on Saturday I have an all day class and throughout the last half of class it downpoured so hard we lost electricity for a bit which made it interesting. And Saturday night I took my parents to the Carole King concert at Wolf Trap - which was amazing, but add the thunderclaps and lightening and it really heightened the show. Going home though was extremely slow because of very hard rain - I could barely see. But obviously I made it!

Hey there!

Well, yeah, I see you've made it safely home. Then, I would be missing out on reading your posts. hehe, um, I must sound like a stalker. Don't worry! I don't have stalker tendencies...well, maybe when I'm done with school, I might consider it. For now, you are safe from me, Ms. cutie.

It's nice to hear that the rain this week hasn't been that much of a bother for you. Personally, I've always like the rain. I actually went running out in it every day this week. That's probably why I'm a bit feverish now. *cough-cough* I think a hug from a cute girl from VA could be helpful right about now. Screw modern medicine! I always like to dabble in alternative medicine every now and then to my advantage. hehe.

You'll get that lil' house of your dreams eventually. You sound like a person who pretty much reaches every goal she sets. aghhhhhh...I definitely admire you when it comes to that and other things as well. *smiles* I could babble some more, but I won't for obvious reasons. *looks shy and shuffles my feet about* I hope you have a great week! :rose:
 
RavenousRae said:
No, I'm a better cook :)
...and a very witty woman!

Been too long since I stopped by,
hope you have a teriffic Tuesday, Sweetheart!
:kiss: :rose: :kiss:
 
Xectxny19X said:
Hey there!

Well, yeah, I see you've made it safely home. Then, I would be missing out on reading your posts. hehe, um, I must sound like a stalker. Don't worry! I don't have stalker tendencies...well, maybe when I'm done with school, I might consider it. For now, you are safe from me, Ms. cutie.

It's nice to hear that the rain this week hasn't been that much of a bother for you. Personally, I've always like the rain. I actually went running out in it every day this week. That's probably why I'm a bit feverish now. *cough-cough* I think a hug from a cute girl from VA could be helpful right about now. Screw modern medicine! I always like to dabble in alternative medicine every now and then to my advantage. hehe.

You'll get that lil' house of your dreams eventually. You sound like a person who pretty much reaches every goal she sets. aghhhhhh...I definitely admire you when it comes to that and other things as well. *smiles* I could babble some more, but I won't for obvious reasons. *looks shy and shuffles my feet about* I hope you have a great week! :rose:

You have my full permission to stalk me however you wish. And I have always been a large proponent for alternative medicine as well, I think hugs are excellent medicine! Wish I could help. :)

And as far as reaching my goals, yes I do believe you are right, I do tend to be very highly motivated and determined. I've gotten myself on a good path. If only my luck in romance was as good!

Hope you have a lovely week as well!
 
BullDawg69 said:
...and a very witty woman!

Been too long since I stopped by,
hope you have a teriffic Tuesday, Sweetheart!
:kiss: :rose: :kiss:

:) Thank you, always nice to start your morning off hearing a compliment. I hope you have a wonderful day as well!
 
RavenousRae said:
:) Thank you, always nice to start your morning off hearing a compliment. I hope you have a wonderful day as well!
Sweetheart, you are very deserving of compliments...
for a very wide variety of reasons!

...and on that note,
I believe I will have a wonderful day, today!
I'm off to work, and I look forward to visiting with you again.

:kiss: :rose: :kiss:
 
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