Mikiesboy

i feel like i should bring my own coal scuttle. There are Aux 8 to log in, Aux 1 for breaks, Aux 2 for lunch, Aux 4 for meetings, Aux 6 for other things...like the can. seriously.

i am taking a roll of duct tape because they cannot repair their tracking of us via our email platform. So now we have to log in on our phones and out for breaks and in, and out for lunch and in, and out for break and in and then out for home. But we have to do with a headset, not the handset because the handset if you move it logs you off the phone. So, i am going to duct tape the handset to the phone so it cannot log me off. i will refrain to say about what i think of all of this claptrap.

Tomorrow i am taking a roll of duct tape to work.

@MacGreg Sir

if you did, i didn't see it ..

Laterz ...

Some simply good advice ...

Glad you're not a spirit... nice to see you xo

Here's one i know well ... since it is in my member title... hehe abecedarian adjective | ay-bee-see-DAIR-ee-un Definition 1 a : of or relating to the alphabet b : alphabetically arranged 2 : rudimentary The history of abecedarian is as simple as ABC—literally. The term's Late Latin ancestor, abecedārius (which meant "alphabetical"), was created as a combination of the letters A, B, C, and D, plus the adjective suffix -arius; you can hear the echo of that origin in the pronunciation of the English term (think "ABC-darian"). In its oldest documented English uses in the early 1600s, abecedarian was a noun meaning "one learning the rudiments of something"; it specifically referred to someone who was learning the alphabet. The adjective began appearing in English texts a few decades after the noun. I kinda bent it to my own use about poetry not the alphabet ...

Thanks, C ... interesting as always.

Good night DiC... sorry i've been quiet.. been writing a bit... see you tomorrow

speaking this aloud was very ... well nearly emotional Fæder ure uþe eart on heofonum Siþin in nama gehalgod . . reading a book called The Adventure of English.. the beginnings of this amazing language What does it say?

The quote is Okri's opinion...just something to think about.

I had one like that started before Christmas finally gone mid Feb.

night DiC hugs @Reader1810

I enjoyed it .. defo worth a read.

Yay sean xo. Hope You feel better soon, Sir!

Have a good day.

Not so easy to forget your past ... or people who remain a threat. Hiding isn't so easy. Enjoying the pace of this story.

Nice chapter ...

please don't worry ... this can happen to anyone. Not in this story, but i have renamed characters halfway through a scene ... took me a few days to realize. I reread it and wondered who Mr. Hendricks was! LOL. You're very kind and honestly, it's no big deal. 💐

good night all