Just one quick bitch, part two

[rock hound]

That sounds like the kind of thing that would backfire on you some coffee-less morning. 

It was just a thought.  The mousetrap would stay stationary.  But, good point!

[Gopher Gary]

Why am I getting treated like shit?

Honestly.... why?

[odeon]

My stress levels are up again after only a week back at work.

I really need to do something to fix this.

[Charlotte Quin]

-1 from the happy today. The guy agent gave the buyers a second walkthrough at lunchtime. I went into my room for the first time this evening since getting home and found my underwear drawers open 

WTF.  Do you think it was the agent?

I'd put a surprise in there for him next time.

I have no idea what the hell is going on. I mean, the guy is married too.
I don't distinctly remember NOT closing them before I went to work. I remember straightening my floor rug in my room (between the dresser and my bed) just before leaving for work and don't recall open drawers being in the way when doing so. I always gave the house a cursory tidy up every morning in case either agent had to bring people through on short notice. They always arrived before the potential buyers to give the place a quick walkthrough, to open blinds and curtains etc and make sure things are in order, so why wouldn't he CLOSE my drawers when he noticed? After all my curtains were in a different position and he locked my bedroom screen door to the balcony before he left.

I can't exactly bring it up with them in case they jeopardise my imminent sale. One things for sure I'll get the keys back off them Monday!.

[Pyraxis]

My stress levels are up again after only a week back at work.

I really need to do something to fix this.

 

[renaeden]

Kira the cat ran to my bedroom and threw up. Why my bedroom?

[Parts]

Too many phone calls today

[Pyraxis]

 



(not related to stuff here, don't worry)

[rock hound]

Off to work later, to deal with the Glorified Cashiers aka asst. mgrs.  and the mongrel horde.  I'm feeling prickly mentally.  So it should be interesting dealing with whatever stupidity comes my way.

[Charlotte Quin]

Covid outbreak in my dad's local area out west. These remote areas with tiny hospitals won't fare well. I hope the govt aren't expecting the flying doctor charities to pick up the tab for transporting patients to the major hospitals.

[Charlotte Quin]

Snap lockdown for the entire state now. Everyone got 2 hours warning. Despite the supermarkets remaining open for essential reasons, people caused untold mayhem by rushing to the shops before lockdown at 5pm.

[rock hound]

I rarely get recommendations on books to read.  And for good reason, none of them appeal to me.  With one exception, Carlas suggestion and purchase for me of "A Libertarian walks into a Bear" by Matthew Hongoltz-Hetling about a quirky NH town invaded by Free Staters and Uber Libertarians (Non-Fiction).  Grafton NH to be exact.  A good read. 

So I go to a local independent bookstore and see and purchase a book, "Shadow of the Wendigo" by an author I will not name.  Anywho, seeing what I am buying, the dealer suggests "Abode" which he says is in the same mode.  They are both horror and as I read the "Abode" I get more and more bummed out about the writers style and prose.  Terrible in fact, I barely get thru the first chapter and barely get into the second before I say "enough" and put it down and shove it in the Goodwill box.  The "shadow of the wendigo" is pulp horror at it's flimsiest in a Lovecraftian mode.  Fortunately, it's thin and a short read. 

The heirs of Lovecraft and the Stephen King wannabes leave much to be desired!   No more being open to book recommendations unless its from someone I trust.

[Parts]

It's just too hot and humid out to do anything

[DirtDawg]

Here, too. Too hot, but not as hot as yesterday, thankfully.

Ima gonna BITCH for a minute about how hard it is to be me, but there are no words.

Wait, I think that was it.
 

[DirtDawg]

I really don't want to move our residence.