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In a message dated 1/3/2006 2:17:40 A.M. Eastern Standard Time, julie.stevenson16@... writes:

I wasn't particularly happy getting up at 7am this morning, particularly since I could not get to sleep until about 4am - lying in bed for hours not been able to sleep is annoying.

Sounds like my mother yesterday.

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In a message dated 1/3/2006 2:17:40 A.M. Eastern Standard Time, julie.stevenson16@... writes:

I wasn't particularly happy getting up at 7am this morning, particularly since I could not get to sleep until about 4am - lying in bed for hours not been able to sleep is annoying.

Sounds like my mother yesterday.

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I wasn't particularly happy getting up at 7am this morning,

particularly since I could not get to sleep until about 4am - lying

in bed for hours not been able to sleep is annoying.

Not been sleeping right well recently - dunno why - takes me ages to

get to sleep and then I will sleep half the day away - can't do that

now - have to get up at 7am - I've got a headache :-(

>

> I'm not at all anxious to go back to work.

>

> We should get whole seasons off.

>

> Tom

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> In a message dated 1/3/2006 2:17:40 A.M. Eastern Standard Time,

> julie.stevenson16@n... writes:

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> I wasn't particularly happy getting up at 7am this morning,

> particularly since I could not get to sleep until about 4am - lying

> in bed for hours not been able to sleep is annoying.

>

>

>

> Sounds like my mother yesterday.

>

>

>

:| this night I went to sleep with a headphone on my ears playing the

same music I listen to when I pace /stim/, so I wouldn't be disturbed

by the neighbours... I almost fell asleep (or I already slept) then

the end of the tape came and the thing clicks so hard I would have

awakened were it not I already awoke by the 'boom boom' song at the

end of the tape which starts out of nothing and nearly made me jump

out of bed =P so I don't think this is a good alternative either...!!

next night I will just try my yellow earplugs.

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In a message dated 1/3/2006 10:46:15 A.M. Eastern Standard Time, no_reply writes:

And I am giving you all fair warning. I have a premonition that this is going to be a very bad year, not just for me, but for all of us. I felt that this weekend.

That's nice. Any particular details on this matter?

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In a message dated 1/3/2006 10:46:15 A.M. Eastern Standard Time, no_reply writes:

And I am giving you all fair warning. I have a premonition that this is going to be a very bad year, not just for me, but for all of us. I felt that this weekend.

That's nice. Any particular details on this matter?

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In a message dated 1/3/2006 3:29:41 P.M. Eastern Standard Time, inglori@... writes:

I, on the other hand, got a premonition that everything is going to get better. :-)

Some changes and challenges, sure, but only to make one grow as a person.

Inger - who looks forward to this new year and can't wait to see what it will bring!

I haven't had any premonitions yet, which is probably a good thing. When I do get them they are usually about something bad. Then again, I have had a few that had I followed them I'd be rich now.

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In a message dated 1/3/2006 3:29:49 P.M. Eastern Standard Time, mikecarrie01@... writes:

I wish we had vacations like Europeans. 4-6 weeks off a year and holidays. I tried to order licorice from Holland last year and they were off for two weeks. Retailers in US don't take that much time off at a time.

They don't because they usually have enough employees that they can give them vacations in shifts. The European model does have its flaws though because the vacations are somewhat damaging to the economy if everyone is off at the same time. What would work is if companies had 3 to 4 weeks of vacation time, not including Holidays, but the workers would have to schedule when they took those vacations such that enough staff was always on hand, barring illness and things. Scheduling would be done by seniority: long time employees would get first choice and newest hires the last. The people could divided up their vacation time however they wanted, as long as staffing demands were met.

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So I sit down at work and riiiiiiiiiiiiippppppp!!!!!!!!!! The seat

of my jeans tears.

Fortunately I had a pair of jeans in my car. I ran back to get those

and put them on.

Happy New Year!

And I am giving you all fair warning. I have a premonition that this

is going to be a very bad year, not just for me, but for all of us.

I felt that this weekend.

Tom

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I'm not at all anxious to go back to work.

We should get whole seasons off.

Tom

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So I sit down at work and riiiiiiiiiiiiippppppp!!!!!!!!!! The seat

of my jeans tears.

Fortunately I had a pair of jeans in my car. I ran back to get those

and put them on.

Happy New Year!

And I am giving you all fair warning. I have a premonition that this

is going to be a very bad year, not just for me, but for all of us.

I felt that this weekend.

Tom

Administrator

I'm not at all anxious to go back to work.

We should get whole seasons off.

Tom

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In a message dated 1/3/2006 3:40:04 P.M. Eastern Standard Time, no_reply writes:

Nothing regarding the groups. I just think it will be a year of natural disasters, terrorist attacks, and more personal problems for people than usual.Tom

That makes sense. I do think we have been lucky regarding terror attacks and there probably will be another one since that is bound to happen. It is more likely to happen now I think since there are traitors in the services that are telling how we are gathering intel on the bad guys. If they are saying this openly, who knows what has been leaked directly to the bad guys.

We are on an upswing in the hurricane cycle, so we could be in for another wild ride this coming year. Also, the midwest is seeing a cycle akin to that of the dust bowl of the 1930's. If that happens, hopefully it will reign in the wild overdevelopment in other parts of the country that is swallowing up farmland. We will need that land to grow food on and I really think it should be preserved. Unfortunately, big city politicians are raising taxes so much that it is driving citizens out into the suburbs and feeding the sprawl.

People will be having more trouble because of the high debt that they have. Other problems, well if there is a terror attack or another more long-term problem with the oil supply, I could see that giving people problems.

Aside from that, it could just be a feeling based on the rough time you are having at work right now. But as they say; Prepare for the worst and hope for the best.

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" And I am giving you all fair warning. I have a premonition that this

> is going to be a very bad year, not just for me, but for all of us.

>

> I felt that this weekend. "

Thanks (sarcasm) and I began the year with a very positive vibe -

didn't last right long though - still I feel fairly hopeful about

some things.

>

> I'm not at all anxious to go back to work.

>

> We should get whole seasons off.

>

> Tom

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" And I am giving you all fair warning. I have a premonition that this

> is going to be a very bad year, not just for me, but for all of us.

>

> I felt that this weekend. "

Thanks (sarcasm) and I began the year with a very positive vibe -

didn't last right long though - still I feel fairly hopeful about

some things.

>

> I'm not at all anxious to go back to work.

>

> We should get whole seasons off.

>

> Tom

>

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And my esteemed colleague just started throwing up and went home. " I

was fine when I woke up this morning. I don't get it, " said he

before leaving. " Can you do my work for me while I am gone. "

Sure Tim, I can do it.

Of course the consultants have a marketing call, and half the new

marketing materials that were supposed to arrive in November that we

were to start using the first of the year never arrived.

The end result is that we have to do a hodgepodge and a bunch of

last minute assembly to send them out.

Very unprofessionsal.

Tom

Administrator

So now I just got yelled at because Fed Ex didn;t delivery two

priority overnight letters overnight....

We'll see what else I get blamed for.

Tom

Administrator

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And my esteemed colleague just started throwing up and went home. " I

was fine when I woke up this morning. I don't get it, " said he

before leaving. " Can you do my work for me while I am gone. "

Sure Tim, I can do it.

Of course the consultants have a marketing call, and half the new

marketing materials that were supposed to arrive in November that we

were to start using the first of the year never arrived.

The end result is that we have to do a hodgepodge and a bunch of

last minute assembly to send them out.

Very unprofessionsal.

Tom

Administrator

So now I just got yelled at because Fed Ex didn;t delivery two

priority overnight letters overnight....

We'll see what else I get blamed for.

Tom

Administrator

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I hate work at this time of year. It's usually frantic people, chaos,

people out, no one to get hold of, me doing several peoples' work,

etc. My least favorite time of the year is the last week. Maybe it

will get better when things settle down and get back to

'normal'.

>

> So now I just got yelled at because Fed Ex didn;t delivery two

> priority overnight letters overnight....

>

> We'll see what else I get blamed for.

>

> Tom

> Administrator

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I wish we had vacations like Europeans. 4-6 weeks off a year and

holidays. I tried to order licorice from Holland last year and they

were off for two weeks. Retailers in US don't take that much time off

at a time.

>

> I'm not at all anxious to go back to work.

>

> We should get whole seasons off.

>

> Tom

>

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I, on the other hand, got a premonition that everything is going to get better. :-)

Some changes and challenges, sure, but only to make one grow as a person.

Inger - who looks forward to this new year and can't wait to see what it will bring!

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In a message dated 1/3/2006 10:46:15 A.M. Eastern Standard Time, no_reply writes:

And I am giving you all fair warning. I have a premonition that this is going to be a very bad year, not just for me, but for all of us. I felt that this weekend.

That's nice. Any particular details on this matter?

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I, on the other hand, got a premonition that everything is going to get better. :-)

Some changes and challenges, sure, but only to make one grow as a person.

Inger - who looks forward to this new year and can't wait to see what it will bring!

Re: Re: Work

In a message dated 1/3/2006 10:46:15 A.M. Eastern Standard Time, no_reply writes:

And I am giving you all fair warning. I have a premonition that this is going to be a very bad year, not just for me, but for all of us. I felt that this weekend.

That's nice. Any particular details on this matter?

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Nothing regarding the groups. I just think it will be a year of

natural disasters, terrorist attacks, and more personal problems for

people than usual.

Tom

In a message dated 1/3/2006 10:46:15 A.M. Eastern Standard Time,

no_reply writes:

And I am giving you all fair warning. I have a premonition that this

is going to be a very bad year, not just for me, but for all of us.

I felt that this weekend.

That's nice. Any particular details on this matter?

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Right. Most people don't start working again until next Monday over here.

That's when the schools start again.

When I was working it always felt wrong to work this time of the year. Going

back to work after the holidays was painful. :-(

Now I am fortunate enough to not have to go out at all. Today I did some

sewing, moved a light fixture and painted the coffee table to match my new

sofa, while listening to Deep Purple and Nirvana. Then I got tired from all

that activity and had to take a long nap. :-)

Inger

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I wish we had vacations like Europeans. 4-6 weeks off a year and

holidays. I tried to order licorice from Holland last year and they

were off for two weeks. Retailers in US don't take that much time off

at a time.

>

> I'm not at all anxious to go back to work.

>

> We should get whole seasons off.

>

> Tom

>

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Yeah, I don't know how the licorice company was able to shut down for

two weeks. I guess they have enough business during the year. Some

companies in the US close for 1 or 2 weeks around Christmas. I

wonder how it works in China for the Chinese New Year? I think that

involves a closing of businesses for a long amount of time, if I

remember correctly. There's a lot of Hindu festivals and holidays,

more than anywhere I've heard of. My husband got the shock of his

life the day before yesterday when he picked up a baby's blanket that

had fallen out of the stroller and when he put it on the baby,

noticed she was made up--eyes painted, face painted. Actually, I got

the shock of my life--it scared me to see a baby made up like that,

never having seen it before! I don't know what holiday or reason that

was for.

>

>

> In a message dated 1/3/2006 3:29:49 P.M. Eastern Standard Time,

> mikecarrie01@y... writes:

>

> I wish we had vacations like Europeans. 4-6 weeks off a year and

> holidays. I tried to order licorice from Holland last year and

they

> were off for two weeks. Retailers in US don't take that much time

off

> at a time.

>

>

>

> They don't because they usually have enough employees that they can

give

> them vacations in shifts. The European model does have its flaws

though because

> the vacations are somewhat damaging to the economy if everyone is

off at the

> same time. What would work is if companies had 3 to 4 weeks of

vacation time,

> not including Holidays, but the workers would have to schedule when

they took

> those vacations such that enough staff was always on hand, barring

illness

> and things. Scheduling would be done by seniority: long time

employees would

> get first choice and newest hires the last. The people could

divided up their

> vacation time however they wanted, as long as staffing demands were

met.

>

>

>

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