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tigtogiba34) wrote2020-07-04 03:38 pm
tigtogiba34) wrote2020-07-04 03:38 pm
I have so much to blog about I will more than likely forget it all.
Of the 22.03 I spent on the 6 books with that one ebay deal that had the ex-librarys and handwriting, I got refunded 14.68 and kept four books. They only wanted two sent back, so I still got hosed but thankfully still got a good amount of money back.
My new learn how to play violin book is here from Barnes, I had to have ebay step in for the refund on the piece of crap I sent back to the seller, but I got my money back on that with all the stress.
I just made my Tommy Vext icon. I have to laugh at the irony, I had told Nick (pool physical therapist) about him at PT yesterday commending Tommy for not being too big for the fans and interacting on insta with us, commented on Vext's post on Instagram yesterday telling him about making Nick a fan of his and got no response from Tommy whatsoever JOKE'S ON ME. For those having no idea who Tommy is he is the lead singer of the band Bad Wolves, they did the cover of Zombie by the Cranberries afrer Dolores Riorden passed away, they were supposed to duet it with her, they are donating the funds to her children.
My rain guards are installed free of charge. The front ones are fixed too. The place was not as sketchy as I thought it would be at first. I still am very uncomfortable when I am down in Schenectady though so I don't know how hanging out with Elijah will ever go down. The guy that owned the place said he had never heard of it happening before and I was like yeah well then how did it happen to me? TWICE even? and the second time when my dog had her head out the window. I laughed at how he treated me like a stupid broad, all the sudden the front ones weren't loose anymore either and clips appeared out of nowhere to hold them down too.
I am still trying to recover from working my two elections. The school one was all about counting the ballots already vote and entailed opening the sealed envelopes with letter openers, sending the folded ballot to the next person to flatten it out, the next person brought it down the line to the machine person who put it in the ballot reading machine which we use at all elections. Unfortunately as they were folded not all of them were read, plus some voters might not have been educated at Saratoga their ballots weren't filled out right and had to be hand counted. We were there until midnight. They asked us to come back the next day to finish. Came back the next day at 930 and was there until 130 until the very last vote was hand counted that was not fun but we got it done. To hand count we had piles of 20 ballots, the school lawyer was on hand for questionable votes, two people to each pile and we had a tally sheet at the end of our tally we matched sheets if it was correct our count went on to the Superintendent to be put into the vote, if it wasn't correct we had to start all over. Thankfully I was working with someone as assenine as I am and we matched each time. The Primary election was even more harsh. I had to be up at 445 and be there at 530 to open the polls at 6AM and stayed there until 9PM when they closed. It was Democratic Primary as well as delegates for the Democratic convention. We had 38 voters the entire day, a 16 hour day, 38 voters. For co-vid there were cleaning products so Mom took on that duty. She typically works non-school elections with me for the pay. I work them as I went to college for it. I got into all of it getting my address verified as everything goes to the PO box and I needed something with the street address so I was like hey Board of Elections has to have my Street address and then County Building could Notify it for me.
Mostly everything else is PT twice a week and TV binging. Trying to still avoid society.
With my HBO Max doing Ballers finally.
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kiwirazzi Edelmedola were on one of the episodes I squeed loud enough for both of us. Mom: WHAT Me: inbetween gasps EDELMENDOLA!! pointing Mom: eh they're okay Me: shut up
My new learn how to play violin book is here from Barnes, I had to have ebay step in for the refund on the piece of crap I sent back to the seller, but I got my money back on that with all the stress.
I just made my Tommy Vext icon. I have to laugh at the irony, I had told Nick (pool physical therapist) about him at PT yesterday commending Tommy for not being too big for the fans and interacting on insta with us, commented on Vext's post on Instagram yesterday telling him about making Nick a fan of his and got no response from Tommy whatsoever JOKE'S ON ME. For those having no idea who Tommy is he is the lead singer of the band Bad Wolves, they did the cover of Zombie by the Cranberries afrer Dolores Riorden passed away, they were supposed to duet it with her, they are donating the funds to her children.
My rain guards are installed free of charge. The front ones are fixed too. The place was not as sketchy as I thought it would be at first. I still am very uncomfortable when I am down in Schenectady though so I don't know how hanging out with Elijah will ever go down. The guy that owned the place said he had never heard of it happening before and I was like yeah well then how did it happen to me? TWICE even? and the second time when my dog had her head out the window. I laughed at how he treated me like a stupid broad, all the sudden the front ones weren't loose anymore either and clips appeared out of nowhere to hold them down too.
I am still trying to recover from working my two elections. The school one was all about counting the ballots already vote and entailed opening the sealed envelopes with letter openers, sending the folded ballot to the next person to flatten it out, the next person brought it down the line to the machine person who put it in the ballot reading machine which we use at all elections. Unfortunately as they were folded not all of them were read, plus some voters might not have been educated at Saratoga their ballots weren't filled out right and had to be hand counted. We were there until midnight. They asked us to come back the next day to finish. Came back the next day at 930 and was there until 130 until the very last vote was hand counted that was not fun but we got it done. To hand count we had piles of 20 ballots, the school lawyer was on hand for questionable votes, two people to each pile and we had a tally sheet at the end of our tally we matched sheets if it was correct our count went on to the Superintendent to be put into the vote, if it wasn't correct we had to start all over. Thankfully I was working with someone as assenine as I am and we matched each time. The Primary election was even more harsh. I had to be up at 445 and be there at 530 to open the polls at 6AM and stayed there until 9PM when they closed. It was Democratic Primary as well as delegates for the Democratic convention. We had 38 voters the entire day, a 16 hour day, 38 voters. For co-vid there were cleaning products so Mom took on that duty. She typically works non-school elections with me for the pay. I work them as I went to college for it. I got into all of it getting my address verified as everything goes to the PO box and I needed something with the street address so I was like hey Board of Elections has to have my Street address and then County Building could Notify it for me.
Mostly everything else is PT twice a week and TV binging. Trying to still avoid society.
With my HBO Max doing Ballers finally.
kiwirazzi Edelmedola were on one of the episodes I squeed loud enough for both of us. Mom: WHAT Me: inbetween gasps EDELMENDOLA!! pointing Mom: eh they're okay Me: shut up
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As for the polling - I did that too, back in the day when I was still living in Wilderness. Thankfully, not as long hours as you did and not two days in a row, either, but once I rolled in there whilst coming down with the flu of epic proportions, I almost fell asleep on duty. Whooops.
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