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If anybody was wondering what I was doing at work today. I was going through three of these excel spreadsheets, each this size with around 7000 cells with increasingly meaningless numbers in. Numbers that I have entered and now have to compare, compile and tally. It's taken me 3 days to get this much done, and there is little hope in sight of me actually finishing these results this week.
Today, on Valentine's Day, at long last, Yi-wen and I bought our "mutual Christmas gift": a Pentax k100d. It's a nice entry-level dslr. Of course, now she claims that this is not "our gift" but my Christmas, Valentine's Day, and birthday gift.
Whatever.
Bought it this afternoon, took it in to work with me, and took this photo of a randomly chosen page from the dictionary on my desk.
Love the definition.
Posted large to get a feel for what the new toy is capable of.
It is called work out - not play out - because it isn't fun. I will get my body back. Failure is not an option.
Voici mon oeuvre intitulé « Poésie Parfumé » - Here is my work title « Poetry Perfumed »
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I found this in the back alley behind my work. Funny thing, I don't know if that thing really works because my penis wouldn't fit in the box. Hmmm...
I am working on my third large fibre work. It will be exhibited at Glenhyrst Public Art Gallery from March 12th to May 15th. I have made good progress in the last couple of weeks. Working on the details now.
Women (mainly) work from before dawn through the heat of the day to collect Mahua Flowers to make Mahua Wine.
ODC - Work
For some people, playing the guitar IS their work and for those who simply want to learn how to play, it's simply hard work...
Fresh paint means new photos =]
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The Facility Compatibility Article (FCA) being worked on by possible Brown & Root/Northrop (BRN) technicians during compatibility checkout in Chamber A of the Space Environment Simulation Laboratory (SESL)/Bldg 32, Manned Spacecraft Center (MSC), ca. April 1966.
Prior to manned thermal vacuum tests within the chamber, the CSM boilerplate was used for insertion procedure familiarization, as the entire CSM could not be inserted into the chamber in one piece. Each module had to be transferred individually and then stacked on the test stand/platform inside it.
I believe this photograph to be of the same CSM boilerplate and taken during the same time period:
Additional info at:
ston.jsc.nasa.gov/collections/TRS/_techrep/CR-2003-208933...
Credit: Johnson Space Center
www.drewexmachina.com/2016/10/26/the-apollo-flights-to-no...
Credit: DrewExMachina website/Andrew LePage
Last, but not least:
www.nps.gov/articles/space-environmental-simulation-labor...
Aircraft technician
Flight Test Squadron
Tel-Nof AFB
Photo by: Adi Abu
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טייסת מנ"ט, בסיס תל-נוף
צילום: עדי עבו
I try to enjoy my work to the maximum or else nothing would kill our wits rather than work.
This week we had some issues and was able to resolve it successfully by today. So thought of having some fun!!! Took this snap from my workplace!
Nowadays i am little worried that i am not able to balance my work and personal life.
Note:
I didn't do any PP to this photo other than adding the borders. :)
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I'm no great follower of the phrase: "If you love what you do, you never work a day in your life". The intended sentiment is obvious, that life is more meaningful when you spend your days doing something of personal value. But the implication is that work itself in the enemy. When I was younger, that's how I felt. Every job I'd been presented with was beyond the capacity of either my body or my mind. Tossing hay bales, running cable, or sitting at a desk for hours on end. At the end of a day, I felt either exhausted or depressed – often both. I didn't understand that the work itself wasn't wrong, just wrong for me.
This week, I watched a wonderful new movie called "Perfect Days". There isn't a lot of actual plot, but it manages to capture the purity in an ordinary working existence. The main character, a sixty-something man in Tokyo, cleans public toilets for a living. His days are simple, and rather repetitive. The first half of the story is mostly spent in establishing this. But what it reveals is someone deeply content and strongly passionate, despite his nearly-silent nature. He appreciates books, music, and light through the leaves. He takes photographs with an old film camera, mostly of the treetops, though he never shows them to anyone. His dreams are vibrant every night, and he wakes up content.
I don't believe that you can ever be free of work, and if anything, you'll be happier seeking it out. The beauty I've found with my daily journal is what's kept me working 7 days a week, these past 6,259 days of my life. Make no mistake, it feels like work indeed. Often a hike goes on hours past the point when I'm totally exhausted, and I can't rest with night coming on. Maybe my stack of books to sign and mail leaves my wrists and shoulders aching. Could be my bad back has been asked to sit too long, at my keyboard or in my car. Perhaps my heart feels heavy, and the effort of lifting words to the surface is a drag. Despite that, I love what I do. It's work by any definition, but wild with meaning.
December 30, 2024
Central Clarence, Nova Scotia
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made some new 'mario question' block stickers, man they take a while to make, but they seem to be worth it, i wonder whats holding me back from making a stencil?
anywho, been busy working the 2 jobs while trying to fix in some alone time for art and stickers.
I just sent out 7 packs of stickers, each containing an average of 15 sticks. but now that i am done people been hitting me up for more, my never-ending story, haha. Well now i got about 5 new people and a sticker show that ebliss is putting on, plus i wanna send out some more to close buds...so if you know who you are hit me up now before i forget!
Sorry for the long post, but its like my diary i suppose? I got some new shots (even more whenever the weather gets nice), some new paintings and a super secret coming up that i think is pretty cool shit!
take care, and feel free to leave a super long comment, i would love to read them at work instead of doing work!
cheers
- josh?