In an attempt to keep warm in my office, I am going to throw some gloves on and start typing away at a blog. I am kind of anxious to see what comes of this. The general topic will be the cold weather - it's literally 30 degrees in here. A special thanks to the school for providing ideal working conditions here in the gym.
I hope you can decipher a few lines at least.
This cold weather seems to be affecting none other than mysel;f, particularly because most everyone elosre has heat inm their offixce. My heat is coming from a 3"x6" vent inm the far cornmer of the room. Not to m,ention there are fuir doors exactl;y 10' from my offixce that are constantly being iopened by passerbyus. ?I just shut my door in hopes that the copld air can't barge througfh and make me c older - qwhick miht be impossible seeing how I can see my bgreath. I just puit onm m,y wool hat but t he jacklet remains on the backl of the seat. The jacklet will be going on soonm e nopigjh./ Thwere's amotjher basketball gamer today, a wom,enm's game, at 7pm./ At least this is the last game until February 4rth, so there's a few weekls at least top fopcus onm bnaseball. Wre start Thyursday mornmiong at 6 am. ooking forward to baseball, weven though we are cooped up inside for a fweq weeks until the weatert gets better out therte. OK, I've had enougjh - oph i zsee i switvched to italiczs som,ehow. I am literally alm,ost frozen solid - this enviroment does not promopte work, not today anywaty, and nopt for this guy.
'm d onme, I can't take this shit anmy longer. Time to go food shopping - I';m serious, the frozen food szsrection may be warmwer than this office. It's inhumane.
6 comments:
I hear you about stupid $#@(*)$*#@(! freezing offices. The woman who controls the thermastat must have a core temperature of about -15 because it is always freezing in here. I tried the gloves, scarf, jacket, blanket, fuzzy socks approach and finally just smuggled a space heater under my desk. I'm much happier now. Technically space heaters are not allowed, but I'd like to see them try and pry it out of my now-toasty little fingers.
PS. From one former glove-typer to another, nicely done with the typing. I only had to figure out what you were trying to say two or three times... :)
I see I'm not the only one that has had that problem this year. It was 3 times for me here, but I couldn't leave.
I've done more than my fair share of glove typing. Thankfully, for me, I think we're done with the frigid office thing. The gas company came out and plugged us into a different main, so they figure that will fix our lines freezing problem.
I had to work in a warehouse once for one of the clients I was auditing. It was cold but not THAT cold. Can you bring in your own space heater? That's what I do when I am in the office and the guy in the office next to me likes it colder! Ugh. Stay warm friend...or come out to AZ for a visit...high 60's low 70's this week :)
@MJ - yeah, everyone complains about it here but no one has the answer. seeing how i am the facilities guy, you'd think it'd fall on me, but there are higher ups who are responsible. and thanks for the compliment about my glove typing skills - rarely do i have misspelled words
@Carla - cold weather sucks
@Shelby - i feel like i am in igloo on the polar north ice cap (if there is such a thing)
Thanks for the evening chuckle. Fortunately I've never had to type with gloves, although I have reverted back to the old "hunt and peck" method of typing when my hands are cold.
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