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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.
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I didn't do any PP to this photo other than adding the borders. :)
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The work atmosphere was not pleasant, to say the least. Poor Greg never had a chance.
Sorry for the blur: it's amazingly hard to hold a camera steady when you're about to pass out from the heat.
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I’ve run out of wall space. I hung new curtain rods (at the proper distance from the windows) and added valances and had to move all the art that used to hang between the windows and the ceiling.
Thankfully, I have an entire office to rehome the art castoffs from my house. I brought my Bogosian collage of the San Diego waterfront to hang in my office. It’s actually a better place since I acquired that piece while in San Diego for work.
Blazer, vintage. Sweater, VOE (thrifted vintage). Dress, Floerns. Boots, Fergie. Bag, Pom Pom London.
Old concrete roadbed is broken up into chunks prior to removal from G Line near Hoyt-Schermerhorn over the weekend. The work is performed prior to pouring of new concrete roadbed and installation of new track and associated hardware. This photo shows the Brokk machine, used to break up old concrete track. Photo by Metropolitan Transportation Authority / Leonard Wiggins.
I've been working hard to make all my resin eye chips ready to ship from now on. It's been a lot less stressful lol.
Thanks for all the interest & support!! <3
Taipei is full of things you would never expect to see in the States. Here, we have a work safe Sybian variant, with stirrups and no accessory attachment features. I am even more amused by the sign, which reads "Please Feel Free To Use The Equipments".
It's a Panasonic EU 6441 JOBA Horse Riding Fitness Equipment.
He aquí el mándala ya colado en forma parcial. Falta aún todo el contorno que representa al universo!
Colar cada una de las piezas respetando la situación original fue muy difícil. Opté por recomenzar de cero con cada sección respetando el estilo propuesto, hubo cambios de diseño pero mismo espíritu y creo que quedó mejor que en el borrador inicial!
Here is my work keys.
The content is slowly evolving to give me a handy in my pocket tool kit.
The gerber clutch is my mini multitool. I haven't had it too long, and it replaced my leatherman Skeletool, which I used to clip onto the keys. The clutch is at least as useful as the skeletool for my job, but is a lot smaller.
I also have an old style wave which lives in my bag, and I carry if I know I need something heavier
The Kathmandu torch is handy, but not exciting. One day I hope to find something of similar size, but of a higher class. LED with a push button, small, preferably metal. I haven't tried real hard to find one though.
Reciently the torch has starting being a bit erratic, so i'll be looking for a replacement a bit harder now
Colorado Springs, CO - In the day when life was work, and work was life.
This was taken at Rock Ledge Ranch Historic, a diverse outdoor museum that engages, inspires, and educates guests with the cultural and agricultural stories of those who inhabited the area from 1775-1909.
The "museum" is a working ranch stuck in time, volunteers can farm like people did back in the time before machines and automation. Adults and children dress the part and play their role in this ranch from the past.
3/52 "Work" #52 of 2017
I'm away on holiday, self catering on my own, so I figured cooking my dinner is "Work"! My first day in a little cottage in Yorkshire, and I had to hunt cupboards for utensils and only had a little bit of work surface to prepare everything.
It was a Mushroom Risotto, using dried wild mushrooms.