That was fun! (i love Poland, yay!)

[myszata]

I love my country.
Because of my country I feel like little, third-world child that works for a bowl of rice a day XD

I was working in the Electoral Comission for local elections as we were choosing Gdansk's president, the whole city board and the regional authorities. Those are 3 different sheets of papers. One is A4 and two are A2 format (poor

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[eightnoon]

Wow. Since you take Japanese class, do you know "otsukaresamadeshita"? This is very appropriate right now, I think. I hope your writing hand is still functioning.

[myszata]

Doumo arigatou gozaimasu!

Yeah, my writing hand is not a problem, I write and draw a lot. Papercuts from votes - that's a problem! And legs, and back, because it was really heavy stuff @.@

[eightnoon]

Haha! You're a hero!

[myszata]

Not only me. There were 6 to 9 heroes in every commision ;D Apart from one lady from ours, but it's a long story ;D

[eightnoon]

LOL! Now I wonder what that woman did to be excluded, but don't worry you don't have to go into it.

[myszata]

Oh, she "didn't know that it is sooo muuuuch work, and oh, she can't be at the training, can't wait to receive ballots and have to go earlier, because she has a small child" plus she didn't work and couldn't even count properly >.> And we had to listen to her whining for almost 15 hours or so...
I have nothing again women with kids but we told her either to resign when there was an opportunity or to arrange babysitter, because that's how it is. I understand a lot, really, but her behaviour was malice and she refused to cooperate (if she wanted to get out earlier, she could help us more not only sit an whine >.>)