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Why is it that all buildings keep the air at a frigid 70 degrees during the summer, when people are dressed for 80-90 degree weather? I'm wearing a flannel shirt over my t-shirt and jeans and my fuzzy slippers in here in the lab and I'm still slightly chilly. Is it just me? How do I counter such a phenomenon? I'm certainly not cold when I go outside...
I ate one of my containers of fried rice from thaigrocer.com. I ate it cold, but it was still pretty good. I was very happy with the ingredients - brown rice, corn, peanuts, TVP, fried egg, vegetable oil, pepper. Nothing weird or preserved. The nutritional guide threw me for a loop, it gave "Energy: 1268kJ"... but once I used the 4.19J->cal conversion that I knew and remembered that food calories are really kcal, I figured that it was about 300 calories. Not bad.
I don't think there's anything else exciting for me to talk about. In half an hour, it'll be 100 hours until Jason gets here! That's very soon. :) And I have all day off on Wednesday... I think we should have every Wednesday off, and work on Saturdays or Sundays instead. Putting the non-work-days right next to each other really isn't the best plan. Split them up so we don't have to work so many days in a row. Anyone else agree with me? Maybe if I run a school or a business later in life, that is how I will run it.
I ate one of my containers of fried rice from thaigrocer.com. I ate it cold, but it was still pretty good. I was very happy with the ingredients - brown rice, corn, peanuts, TVP, fried egg, vegetable oil, pepper. Nothing weird or preserved. The nutritional guide threw me for a loop, it gave "Energy: 1268kJ"... but once I used the 4.19J->cal conversion that I knew and remembered that food calories are really kcal, I figured that it was about 300 calories. Not bad.
I don't think there's anything else exciting for me to talk about. In half an hour, it'll be 100 hours until Jason gets here! That's very soon. :) And I have all day off on Wednesday... I think we should have every Wednesday off, and work on Saturdays or Sundays instead. Putting the non-work-days right next to each other really isn't the best plan. Split them up so we don't have to work so many days in a row. Anyone else agree with me? Maybe if I run a school or a business later in life, that is how I will run it.
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more importantly, they do school like that in france, or at least they did 10 years ago when i was there, and i don't think they've changed. monday tuesday, all day. wednesday, off. thursday friday, all day. saturday, morning. sunday, off.
it was very nice for the 3 weeks i was there. but i think there's something nice about having 2 days off in a row, if you want to go for a weekend trip or something.
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