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what about in some Roman Catholic Countries..... where as long as the Month ends in a 'ER there will be people who "carol" for pure cash money hand outs.
Acid wil vouch for this:
As early as Septemb'ER there'll be:
- children
- adults
- small groups (as low as two people)
- big groups (up to 40)
who will stand outside your house/clinic/work establishment/office and proceed to sing Christmas Carols..... and they expect straight cash money for their "efforts".
for the less fortunate its understandable, all you're expected to do is give them a little cash and maybe some food (especially during a party). but it can be organized and scarily expensive too, where groups (from church, from work, for social organizations) expect huge cash payouts for singing christmas carols out of tune.
i'm really pissed that I have to fly back to my sick mother tomorrow to this exact situation, and even though everyone in my home area knows that, they'll still will come out and carol, or just straight out ask for money no qualms as a "Christmas gift"
not only do I get that during the so-so extended Christmas season, but I also get ******* dragon/lion dancing during the chinese new year where these dancing troupes would knock at our workplace unannounced and would insist on doing that dance where in the end the lion or dragon would "eat" that red packet with money in it.
well, fwiw, for the past few years Christmas season starts in november, since halloween's getting more popular here so they wait until after all soul's day till they start playing those god awful carols on the radio... and some people even think "do they know its christmas" is a ******* Christmas song.
how's your mom, btw?
^ all the best to her... and I hope you remain calm...
... as for tomorrow's flight- hope you got business class!
Yeah, hospitals are the worse place for immune compromised people. I always point out the small area studies from the late 70s/early 80s and how faster d/c is one of the good things to come out of HMOs and utilization review.
Glad to hear she's on the upswing, Larry.
^ all the best to her... and I hope you remain calm...
... as for tomorrow's flight- hope you got business class!
tons of priority works requests today, and I like being super busy so I don't mind them. But I mind all of the lame meetings I had/have today from 9-10, 10:45-11:15, and 12-5
kidney infection which lead to acute kidney failure. everything's back to normal, but the antibiotics are making her very weak, so she'll be in the hospital for the whole course.
i personally want her out of any hospital ASAP for her to avoid any unnecessary HAI (hospital acquired infections) if she can finish the antibiotics at home.
I really need to see everything myself (her labs/diagnostics/ect) before I can relax.
Things that are pissing me off... having to fly halfway across the world.... please god don't let there be screaming children near my seat. ******* maybe I'll buy some noise canceling earphones to be safe. I was going to buy them yesterday but all the big places were closed for the Yom Kippur.
so you have only 1.5 hours of actual work today? and that includes lunch.
the work must be done, 1.5 hours be damned. I don't mind working late at all, in fact it's fairly normal for me, but pissing me off is when I have to interrupt this work for 6+ hours of stupid meetings.
Seems like many of my bad experiences over the last week have involved cheese. Just now I went to Jimmy John's and ordered a #5 without cheese. You will never guess what they included in the sandwich. (Yes you will, unless you are very bad at context clues.)