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semeruI'm starting to wonder why lately I tend to update before/during breakfast.
On my sleep: I try to sleep a little bit more, even if it means a few minutes; also I started taking some vitamins. To sum up, I feel less shitty in the mornings.
The weekend passed and guess what? I'm left to do the whole presentation today. Fabulous >_>;;. But other things I scheduled are mainly done. Except RPG applications, but that's rather understendable.
Most annoying thing of the upcoming week: from yesterday's late evening till Tuesday's late evening, I won't have running water (conserving of pipes blah blah blah). Me and my flatmate managed to collect water to plastic bottles, etc., so we shouldn't have much problems. But I've got two questions:
a) Why 48 hours? Such things are usually made in a few hours, a day at least.
b) Why the hell it was announced on the day on which they planned to turn the watter off? It's not a trivial thing, so everyone in the building should be able to get to know the information. For example, my flatmate didn't go out that day. And I wouldn't have also if I haven't decide that I need to shop for some mineral water and noticed the information Scotch-taped to the main entrance door.
So I should be grateful to my thirst/mineral water...
On my sleep: I try to sleep a little bit more, even if it means a few minutes; also I started taking some vitamins. To sum up, I feel less shitty in the mornings.
The weekend passed and guess what? I'm left to do the whole presentation today. Fabulous >_>;;. But other things I scheduled are mainly done. Except RPG applications, but that's rather understendable.
Most annoying thing of the upcoming week: from yesterday's late evening till Tuesday's late evening, I won't have running water (conserving of pipes blah blah blah). Me and my flatmate managed to collect water to plastic bottles, etc., so we shouldn't have much problems. But I've got two questions:
a) Why 48 hours? Such things are usually made in a few hours, a day at least.
b) Why the hell it was announced on the day on which they planned to turn the watter off? It's not a trivial thing, so everyone in the building should be able to get to know the information. For example, my flatmate didn't go out that day. And I wouldn't have also if I haven't decide that I need to shop for some mineral water and noticed the information Scotch-taped to the main entrance door.
So I should be grateful to my thirst/mineral water...
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Date: 2008-04-07 07:47 am (UTC)How do you flush the toilet? With a bucket of water every time?
Man, back when I lived alone I wouldn't even have HAD enough buckets/pots/whatever to save enough water for 48 hours in advance...
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Date: 2008-04-07 08:52 pm (UTC)And on Saturday I was supposed to throw out the plastic bottles - luckily I was lazy ^^;;.
You don't know how many containers that could store water you can find running frantically around the apartment ^^;;.
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Date: 2008-04-08 11:15 am (UTC)no subject
Date: 2008-04-07 02:05 pm (UTC)Dwa dni O_O? Mieszkasz w jednym z tych gigantycznych bloków na 1000 mieszkań, czy jak?
Najfajniej w ogóle jest jakiś bachor zerwie takie ogłoszenie zanim je zdążysz przeczytać... >>
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Date: 2008-04-07 08:20 pm (UTC)Naliczyłam w sumie cztery kartki, więc ilościowo się szarpnęli. I pierwszy raz widziałam kartkę przyklejoną do drzwi windy o.O.
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Date: 2008-04-08 01:51 pm (UTC)Ale za kartki należy się pochwała ^_^.
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Date: 2008-04-08 02:50 pm (UTC)no subject
Date: 2008-04-08 03:06 pm (UTC)