But here's a schedule - school and work because I'm taking a three-week course.

In Sunday-Saturday format from 26 April till 30 May.

For your stalking viewing pleasure:

Merry's School and Work ScheduleSUNDAYMONDAYTUESDAYWEDNESDAYTHURSDAYFRIDAYSATURDAY26 April27 April28 April29 April30 April1 May2 MayWriting Day
work: OFFwork: OFFwork: 12p-5pwork: 6p- ( Read more... )

*points up* That's how many hours I've been working per week since... oh, since my last LJ post, maybe before that, even. It works to almost 80 hours per week that I'm gone from home when all my commuting is taken into account ( Read more... )

So, I don't know how many of you remember this but I have two jobs. One is at the local children's science museum and the other is a call centre for one of our Canadian political parties. Usually the call centre is laid off but, since there will probably be a federal election announced here this weekend, the job is back up - and we're in election ( Read more... )

So, since I didn't get everything done between Saturday and today that I wanted to, and because I have to work today (7p-11p, got called Monday morning about it), here is what I need to do today:

*laundry (at least 1 load, including work vest) (4:14pm and it's in the dryer)
*buy new work shoes
*buy (maybe) cheap pair work capris/mend old ones (old ( Read more... )

Confirmed something yesterday that I had previously suspected. Job2 used to be on a list of off-route stops that a person could request when taking Bus Route 3. I say, "used to be," because Job2 was taken off that list less than a year ago, and no one I know uses the new schedules.

Now, Job2 is off of Broad St, one of the more major arteries, by a ( Read more... )

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In the Spring I plan to take The Economics of Global Warming (Tues and Thurs 7-9:45pm), and in the Summer I will take The Sociology of Select Canadian Issues (Tues and Thurs 6-8:45pm). The Spring semester is May-June, and the Summer semester is July-Aug. Each of these courses is about 6 weeks long, but cover approximately the same material as a 12- ( Read more... )