Comments | ferus_lupus: Interesting.

ferus_lupus

Interesting.

Oct 11, 2004 11:21

Needless to say, this weekend has taken a serious turn of events really. Allow me to explain. Thanks to PWC (Power and Water Commission), I have no power in my household. Yes, I paid my bill on time. However, due to a faulty wiring system on the fuse box, they had to shut down power in the household for the weekend. Now, 2 key components come ( Read more... )

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pink_collar October 11 2004, 11:28:18 UTC

I COME BACK HOME TO NO MIKEY?! What kind of world do we live in that could be so cruel ._.

ferus_lupus October 11 2004, 13:20:19 UTC

A world so cruel.. its fluffy!

ferus_lupus October 11 2004, 13:21:38 UTC

Wait a moment... where did you go to?

pink_collar October 11 2004, 14:04:12 UTC

I was gone over the weekend, went to my grandparents' house.

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still working? just_jes October 13 2004, 05:59:01 UTC

Hey i heard your desk was boxed up. whats going on?

Re: still working? ferus_lupus October 13 2004, 08:58:41 UTC

That's news to me. My desk is still here, and I'm at work right now.

Re: still working? just_jes October 13 2004, 10:55:10 UTC

oh okay maybe "someone" was looking at the wrong desk...

Re: still working? ferus_lupus October 13 2004, 11:03:10 UTC

and who was this someone? Hmmm? Funny story though, my boss.. the first thing she asked was, "So, enjoyed your day off?". Anyways, yeah, as far as I know, I still have my job.. for now.

demoralization October 13 2004, 08:53:53 UTC

Being pregnant is not a severe medical condition that warrants electricity. Being on an oxygen tank is a sever condition. :D Believe me, she's not even to the point of being miserable and HUGE yet.

True. ferus_lupus October 13 2004, 11:04:44 UTC

It's not a severe medical condition, but a medical condition nonetheless. However, I must inform you that though electricity may not be needed, running water is. See, the wonders of PWC is that they control both, so we are without both.