Fine. Not too much work, not too much heat, life could stay like this for a loooong time.

Washing a million of jars in preparation of a midnightly jam-making session right now.

Second batch is in the pot.
*stirs*

*licking the pot*

Three-day weekends are perfect - one day to get stuff done, one day to relax, and one day to meet friends. Why can't we have three-day weekends every week?

Well.... I cancelled the house.... the form they sent us to sign had new unknown clauses in it which we had not been informed about before..... And saw a new place that has so much more potential that it dazzles me!!! *need all fingers and toes crossed*

Magpie wrote:

Three-day weekends are perfect - one day to get stuff done, one day to relax, and one day to meet friends. Why can't we have three-day weekends every week?

There's a three day weekend here as well.

*cues twilight zone music*

-X

I hate to actually mention it, but next semester I will have a FOUR-day weekend.

Well, it just means I don't have to teach from Thursday to Sunday, but there is still preparations and paper writing to be done during that time.

I strongly recommend it!!!

Whoops, totally lost track of time while goofing around with my best friend!

I sometimes wonder what "normal" people talk about - we spend all day talking about things like why all the alien species we made up as kids have hair, or giggling about stuff like the dramatic announcement,"the new weapon of mass destruction: the flatscreen!" or "strawberries, bananas, Chimi-dai-rui, Te-goai, all the same thing, they've all got hair - oh no, wait, bananas don't..." or "I don't mind corpses. I just don't want puke or piss-puddles!"

Libra-in-a-roundabout-way wrote:

*drops into mint and wails*

Even a three day weekend was too short.... really don't want to go to work tomorrow!!!!

So we're back to the house we had already... seems that some of the clauses are standard and some can be changed.... but we have a little opt on another property which isn't on the market yet and which is an actual house.... only issue with it is that it's not available until 16 August... so tomorrow I'll be calling them and seeing if there is a little chance to get it earlier.... if not we'll stick with the current house.... This thing is driving me nuts, not only because of the house hunt but also because my siss is playing up and if she keeps doing this I'll prolly end up deciding not to live with her at all!! She now wants to bring her couch (which is at my parents' place) to her current house, so we both have comfortable places to sit on.... What??? It's just weird... I mean I get that living in a tiny house together will take some actual give&take, but we can't hire a van to drive her couch over, that's just silly... she has a couch... and chairs a-plenty....

Oh and then she got all pissed of because of me and mum saying it was not such a good idea..... pffff....

Magpie wrote:

The thing with three-day weekends is... they're not too short, for me, but after three days I've gotten so used to not working that I don't want to go back to work!

The only solution is to find people to pay us for being awesome.

-X

Where the fluttering flamingo is my jacket?! It's not at home, it's not at work, I'm 99% sure I didn't leave it on the train (and it's not at the lost+found, I already called), I know I didn't wear it when I went shopping on Saturday, and there's nowhere else I've been.
Guess I'll blame my cleptomanic goblin again.

Em wrote:

Genisis X wrote:

Magpie wrote:

The thing with three-day weekends is... they're not too short, for me, but after three days I've gotten so used to not working that I don't want to go back to work!

The only solution is to find people to pay us for being awesome.

-X

We'd all be gazillionaires, then.

All animals are awesome, but some are more awesome than others.

-X

Hooray for clean balcony!!!