How Do You Feel Today? v4
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How unexpected and lovely!
While getting ready for work today, a package addressed to me was dropped off on the front porch from Torrid. It was from their #torridstrong campaign, which supports breast cancer research through sales of specific items. October being Breast Cancer Awareness month, it arrived in a timely manner.
I'm uncertain how Torrid found out that I'm a breast cancer thriver. I'm thinking I may have mentioned it in one of the reviews I wrote on their website for a previous Torrid Strong item.
It goes nicely with my choice of dress today.
The gift straight out of the package.
A close up of the enclosed note.
Can you see the pink ribbon?
While getting ready for work today, a package addressed to me was dropped off on the front porch from Torrid. It was from their #torridstrong campaign, which supports breast cancer research through sales of specific items. October being Breast Cancer Awareness month, it arrived in a timely manner.
I'm uncertain how Torrid found out that I'm a breast cancer thriver. I'm thinking I may have mentioned it in one of the reviews I wrote on their website for a previous Torrid Strong item.
It goes nicely with my choice of dress today.
The gift straight out of the package.
A close up of the enclosed note.
Can you see the pink ribbon?
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The loop of pink ribbon in support of breast cancer survivors / thrivers is on the lower right tail of the scarf.
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I will soon. I promise. And I am sorry.StevieG wrote:It may be an opportunity to review Ca Ira, Sgt
I will admit I am loving the increased workload. Julie says she has never seen me happier at work. I am running the main building kitchen and two trusty camp kitchens. The trusty camps are on different cities, a good half hour from each other. My kitchen major gives me goals and leaves it up to me on how to get it down.
I get to set my hours and overtime. I have my own crew of inmates. I'm training the new sergeant. I'm able to raid my old building for supplies. The head of food service granted me precedent over others for that. I have two inmates at my original camp who help me raid.
I'll help organize the holidays.
I really enjoy being the guy behind the guy in charge.
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Score!! Thrival looks good on you!Menolly wrote:How unexpected and lovely!
While getting ready for work today, a package addressed to me was dropped off on the front porch from Torrid. It was from their #torridstrong campaign, which supports breast cancer research through sales of specific items. October being Breast Cancer Awareness month, it arrived in a timely manner.
I'm uncertain how Torrid found out that I'm a breast cancer thriver. I'm thinking I may have mentioned it in one of the reviews I wrote on their website for a previous Torrid Strong item.
It goes nicely with my choice of dress today.
The gift straight out of the package.
A close up of the enclosed note.
Can you see the pink ribbon?
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Another day, another day.
Back to rolling power cuts this week, (allegedly only until tomorrow), so lost a couple hours out of my work day yesterday and the day before. Sadly not today though. (I have been using them to take a little nap. )
The day-time ones are fine, but the ones at night are annoying, particularly the 18h00 - 20h30 or 20h00-22h30 slots.
Oh well, ce la vie.
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Back to rolling power cuts this week, (allegedly only until tomorrow), so lost a couple hours out of my work day yesterday and the day before. Sadly not today though. (I have been using them to take a little nap. )
The day-time ones are fine, but the ones at night are annoying, particularly the 18h00 - 20h30 or 20h00-22h30 slots.
Oh well, ce la vie.
--A
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Any particular reason behind them Av, or just the general energy shortages that seem to be afflicting the world in general these days? (There is talk in the UK of industry having to go on three day working weeks, but this might be due more to labour shortages rather than actual power supply issues - not sure to be honest.)
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....and the glory of the world becomes less than it was....
'Have we not served you well'
'Of course - you know you have.'
'Then let it end.'
We are the Bloodguard
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Nah, this is mostly down the power infrastructure that hasn't been maintained properly due to years of corruption and mismanagement, following on from the days when government only cared about providing electricity to a tiny fraction of the population.
Once unplanned breakdowns remove a certain amount of generation capacity from the grid, they rotate "dead spots" while they make repairs etc.
It's been going on for years, and will continue probably for years more while they try to get everything up to spec.
All back to normal for now, until the next breakdowns force them to do it again.
--A
Once unplanned breakdowns remove a certain amount of generation capacity from the grid, they rotate "dead spots" while they make repairs etc.
It's been going on for years, and will continue probably for years more while they try to get everything up to spec.
All back to normal for now, until the next breakdowns force them to do it again.
--A