Continued …
Since locking out the customers yesterday didn’t really work, and did not last, the building has embarked (or rather continued) on a different tact to keep us at bay, or slow us down.
As the temperatures outside have risen some, the temperature inside is dropping. The HVAC did not respond to turning the breaker on and off, and provided an error message that in-house personnel could not correct. Counselors are again called. [As soon as the call went out, it appeared that a little heat might be forthcoming …]
Coats and sweaters, and space heaters, are allowing us to continue.
Only now the lights are flickering …
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January 6, 2009 at 5:21 pm |
Good times. I use my space heater year round at work. Although for the past few weeks the heat has been cranking…. why?
and to respond to an earlier post – where does NPJ live? She lives in a small apt on the west side of town. not exactly spacious enough for a guest, although if necessary, I coudl crash on the couch (much practice!) and Rey could sleep in the very comfy queen sized bed upstairs. (see how nice I am?)
but hey, if you’re in town, you might as well stay at the big house on the east side of town, where there are multiple bathrooms and bedrooms. but spend time with NPJ who is very fun.
when will this trip be happening? ooh – what city is Rey moving to? I have some friends down in TN….
January 6, 2009 at 5:22 pm |
And to clarify – I no longer live in the nice, spacious apt that I did when Pooh came and stayed with me a few years ago. sigh.
January 7, 2009 at 11:25 am |
maybe some new Seattle spots for you to explore…
http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2009/01/02/AR2009010201219.html?wpisrc=newsletter
January 7, 2009 at 12:22 pm |
Nice synopsis. I have been to probably 3/4 of the parks mentioned. Ravenna park is in our neighborhood, and we go there with some frequency. The main problem with winter outings in Seattle is that they are relegated to the weekends due to the sun going down at 4:30 or so.