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mrs_sweetpeach) wrote2007-09-27 10:40 pm
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Reality test
Work has been moving into our new offices for the past week. The move began on Saturday, when we moved our big computer system into its new home. Monday we began moving the rest of the stuff.
jebra and I have been working 10-12 hour days, trying to get everything out before the end of the month.
Today, while we were having lunch at the new office, my coworker remarked that he doesn't have that much to pack and move.
Guess which office is his:
Yep, you guessed it. His office is Room #1. (Mine is Room #2. You can click on the photos for a closer look.)
The furniture movers arrive at noon tomorrow. Think he'll be ready? Nope, me neither.
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Today, while we were having lunch at the new office, my coworker remarked that he doesn't have that much to pack and move.
Guess which office is his:
![]() Room #1 | ![]() Room #2 |
Yep, you guessed it. His office is Room #1. (Mine is Room #2. You can click on the photos for a closer look.)
The furniture movers arrive at noon tomorrow. Think he'll be ready? Nope, me neither.
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Go you!
What IS that big jar of pickley looking things on his desk???
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Very strange.
I showed his office to our daughter and she said, "At least most of the stuff is in boxes!". Heh heh.
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His stuff's in boxes now, but what a jumbled mess. I expect he'll have a much harder time unpacking than I will. Not to mention I suspect that some of his stuff won't have survived the move whereas everything I brought over arrived in as good a shape as it left.
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I don't know how anyone could even carry those boxes without losing half the contents!!!
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I still can't conceive of the "arm sweep" method of packing. It would probably take me 3 days solid (10-12 hour days) to pack that office if I started with enough boxes.