I must admit, I also have a weakness for unique shoes. Those are cute!
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Saranak
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I think they pretty Reuben I have same for scarpe I have now maybe 180 pair! I struggle find scarpe as I very small feet but the have my sizes.
Sarana x
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Better that you do not wear them to go to the Mosque. It's virtually guaranteed that you will return home in flip-flops (old Malaysian saying).
1. I start on-call this week, so I'm planning for my week to be ruined by that, on top of everything else.
2. I've never had a good place for my cookbooks, but I think I've worked that out. I have to do it without MrsTasty noticing, because she'll definitely try to shut that down.
3. Try to get back on the treadmill. My back is still out of whack, and I'm hoping a little light walking will stretch it out.
2. I've never had a good place for my cookbooks, but I think I've worked that out. I have to do it without MrsTasty noticing, because she'll definitely try to shut that down.
3. Try to get back on the treadmill. My back is still out of whack, and I'm hoping a little light walking will stretch it out.
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That gives me a headache just reading about it. I may need to go and lie down.
You better crack another one of those 157 beers you have left, just to be sure you're ok.
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You better crack another one of those 157 beers you have left, just to be sure you're ok.
Too late, already opened.
Finally, after literally decades of just sticking them where they'd more or less fit, I finally rearranged some things and found an actual, proper spot for my cookbooks:
I offloaded some barware last week, freeing space behind the bar, which allowed me to shift some of the glasses on the shelves to the bar, and I asked MrsTasty to go through her dozens upon dozens of meds, which freed up some space on the china cabinet (I don't even know how the china cabinet turned into the medicine cabinet), so I was able to move the fondue pot and the glass pitcher over, and...POOF!...room for cookbooks.
I offloaded some barware last week, freeing space behind the bar, which allowed me to shift some of the glasses on the shelves to the bar, and I asked MrsTasty to go through her dozens upon dozens of meds, which freed up some space on the china cabinet (I don't even know how the china cabinet turned into the medicine cabinet), so I was able to move the fondue pot and the glass pitcher over, and...POOF!...room for cookbooks.
Working from home and have been since last week. While I have plenty of work to do, just can't get myself motivated for home projects - big or small. 
Hats off to all of you being productive while sheltering in place.
Hats off to all of you being productive while sheltering in place.
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Backbay we are all adjusting in our own way and adapting from what is our own normal to our ow new normal.
Some have a much bigger workload if balancing working from home and homeschooling children, for example. Others have more time on their hands.
And some of us just need a bit of a rest. I did last week. Now I'm splitting my time between deep cleaning the house, working, and making sure I do exercise (erm. I'll start tomorrow) as well as relaxing and doing hobbies. That should keep me busy.
Some have a much bigger workload if balancing working from home and homeschooling children, for example. Others have more time on their hands.
And some of us just need a bit of a rest. I did last week. Now I'm splitting my time between deep cleaning the house, working, and making sure I do exercise (erm. I'll start tomorrow) as well as relaxing and doing hobbies. That should keep me busy.
Working from home and have been since last week. While I have plenty of work to do, just can't get myself motivated for home projects - big or small.
I've been working out of my home-office for close to ten years. It has its pros and cons.
CD
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Tonight's going to be very exciting, I don't think. The dustmen come tomorrow so I will be putting out the bin bags, then making some bread, and catching up on TV.
CD, yours is a true statement - last week it was nice to roll out of bed and wander into my home office in my sweats with a cup of joe. Just needed to remember to turn off the laptop camera on those team video calls
This week the newness has worn off and the reality is setting in. Can't complain though, very fortunate to still be working.
I love working from home.
rascal
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Son and his wife working from home and schools closed so they are in lockdown. Daughter and her son still here, she's a teacher so she's guaranteed pay. They are out with their dog on a forest run.
Wife's also in education, she's at work supervising the cleaners on a top to toe clean up.
Wife's also in education, she's at work supervising the cleaners on a top to toe clean up.
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