Things On A Thursday

Filed under: Headspace, News — bec August 28, 2008 @ 11:58 pm

Today was a day I wish I was different.  Really different.  Like the person across the road.  It wasn’t a ‘bad’ day or anything - it just felt like a day which is going to continue forever.

Yes, this is a bleurghy post and I’m sorry.

While I write this I am frantically searching for  something amusing to end the post with…  but the world is failing me.  The only news I’ve really seen today has been the C-Span DNC coverage on BBC Parliament for about 10 minutes.  I turned over to my news channel of choice (yes, I am a BBC whore) and saw Hillary being jostled while acclaiming (is that right?) Obama to be the nominee - how does that work then?  I know - go google it.  The rest of the news that interested me was the huge and pretty stage Obama will be making his speech from and that nonsense about the ‘disapeared’ millionaire that owes huge wads of cash to everyone and who’s house has burned down.  Oh.  I wonder what happened?

Local news had the World Firefighters Games on for a little bit (loved the New York firefighter that called Liverpool FC ‘Merseyside’ - not really funny - just tickled me a bit.)  Yes, it was a very very very slow news day.

I applied for many more jobs.  Hope is becoming an issue.  I think I may be in a call centre for the period up to Christmas.  I am PRAYING there will be data entry positions available… Shall we just say having dealt with customers at Christmas before and having to call them on the day before Christmas Eve to tell them that their orders will not be arriving has given me an aversion to doing that ever again.

I have lots of ideas in my head about how to kick start my life but finding the energy is awfully hard.  I had to be up this morning and was trying to be awake all day but even after mainlining coffee I still had to have a nap for a couple of hours this afternoon… 5 more weeks until the ‘cortizone’ blood test…

Okay, so not amusing but awwwww… A baby Giant Panda was born on Tuesday at Oji Zoo in Kobe, Japan.  It is the first to be born following successful artificial insemination.  That’s hope for the species right there.

And it’s already got squeaking like a mad thing down perfectly!

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7 Comments »

  1. Perpetuating evil.

    Comment by yorksdevil — August 29, 2008 @ 1:31 am

  2. yorksdevil - Explain

    Comment by bec — August 29, 2008 @ 5:27 am

  3. We all know pandas are evil. Before they know it Tokyo will be overrun.

    Comment by yorksdevil — August 29, 2008 @ 5:37 pm

  4. Crickey, she popped that one out easy enough. Humans always have to revel in the trauma of child birth. Mind you, no woman would want Tan Tan as a birthing partner, she would just give the expectant mother a slap with the big paws and tell her to stop whingeing.
    The human race should take heed and get a grip!
    Fantastic vid, Bec.

    Comment by Martin — August 29, 2008 @ 8:30 pm

  5. yorksdevil - And on that day I will sit back with a huge smile on my face - pandas are my kind of evil!

    Martin - I can feel all mothers round the world tensing up and then forgiving you… you poor man you… I love the fact that the kid pops out and is immediately like Mum! Get off me! I don’t need a bath!

    Comment by bec — August 29, 2008 @ 11:42 pm

  6. Damn it look like she was going to eat it. Really I go worried. Oh and I’m all for births like that… unfortunately The Boy’s was of the long, bloody and nearly fatal variety. NOT doing that again.

    God, the U.S. has the most complicated election process ever… and it takes two years to elect a president.

    Nats last blog post..Butt butt butt

    Comment by Nat — August 30, 2008 @ 7:27 pm

  7. Nat - I worried about that too - really hoped this wasn’t going to turn into a shock horror vid.

    I love the US election process - much better than ours where we don’t really get to vote for our Prime Minister…

    Comment by bec — August 30, 2008 @ 11:10 pm

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