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[bard_linn]

It's a sad thing I was excited when I thought someone else was leaving the house in the morning before I was, isn't it. :(

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[kiraya.livejournal.com]

*snugs*

[lunefin.livejournal.com]

Ah! Ashura icon! So cute. ^_^

[bard-linn.livejournal.com]

Kid!Ashura is so adorable it should be illegal.

[(Anonymous)]

Not at all!
I used to be the same when I had an office-y type holiday job at school.

See, the advantage (disadvantage?) of work that's basically more or less shift-based is that leaving-for-work-time becomes utterly irrelevant. I'm often coming home after night shift just as other people (nine-to-fivers) are leaving for work. I for one don't know how or when they get the time to go to the bank etc. if they're working five days with those hours (though I guess a designated lunch period goes a ways towards covering that). You've got a teacher's hours; how on earth do you manage all the Real Life things?

Glad to hear that life's treating you well,

Nik.

[bard-linn.livejournal.com]

It SUCKS, that's how you do it. If you're lucky, you get to them on Saturday - otherwise you have to rush to get there. :( Take the post office for example - I'm getting a package I have to sign for. The person who does this street comes BEFORE NOON. Say, WHAT? How am I supposed to be here that early? I'm scheduling the redelivery for Saturday - hopefully that works....

[(Anonymous)]

Good luck! (Frankly, I tend to ring 'em and tell 'em I'll pick it up at the depot at a time that suits me, if they're going to be beetling around waking me up when I'm on a run of nights.)