"I've spent the day looking at the sunshine on the windows and thinking that I could have had the whole week off."
"Why didn't you?"
"I decided only to have a couple of days because there was a meeting that my managers insisted we had to be at and there's quite a lot of stuff needs doing."
"That's a pain."
"I'll say. Especially after the buggers changed the date of the meeting to the end of last week and didn't tell any of us."
Unbelievable tales from One Who Knows.
‘It is a comfort in wretchedness to have companions in woe’.
We're taking a bit of a breather while the world rearranges its underpants. Meanwhile, the other blog is here.
Wednesday, March 10, 2010
The well-tempered liver sausage
I bump into Ken Barmy on the way home. He is extremely grumpy, even by his standards.
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I didn't realise that Mr Barmy was actually in gainful employment; and maybe, as far as Helminthdale library services goes, he is only the tip of the barmy iceberg.
Sadly, a situation well know to many of us. Maybe his managers looked at the forecast and decided to have a couple of days off too.
The trouble with sunshine on the windows is it shows every little blemish and puts me - a northern lass - to shame:(
Gadjo: the poor devil works for the library service in Pardendale. The libraries of England are ridden with people like us.
Madame DeF: that is precisely the reason for it.
Pat: I have no shame whatsoever. And neither does Helminthdale Library.
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