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News from the last few days! On monday the water boiler broke, but the plumber fixed it. He fixed it in five seconds, and didn't want any payment because of it. My plumber is the best. He also came ten minutes after I called him. Literally the best!
My mom's ID finally arrived. My aunt had to wrestle it from her nurses, who for some reason wanted to keep it. She shouted at them, in her best "irate teacher" voice, to use a copy and stop whining. I'm so glad she was here, I would have started throwing chairs at them. She went back home on tuesday, and it was the 9th anniversary of mom's accident too. I walked her to the train station, and she called me three times from the train to know "if I was at the bus stop", "if I was on the bus", and while I was opening the front door "if I was home already". ^^
The next day I went to therapy, and it was indeed kinda brutal, but it's not new. Therapy on anniversaries is always hard. It helps sleeping though. I come home so tired I sleep like a baby!
This morning I went to get a new haircut. And to dye it blue. When I was about to pay, I noticed both hairdressers were frowning at their laptop. I asked them what was wrong, and two hours later I was uninstalling malware and installing chrome extensions left and right. :D They even paid me for it! The poor thing was riddled with virus and malware, and I still can't believe I managed to fix it, but I'm so proud of myself for it. Then I rushed home, ate a sandwich, and ran to the beauty salon, late for my pedicure appointment (my toenails are horrible and grow into the skin, and the doctor said it was either a pedicure every month, or very painful surgery for me - guess which one I chose). I told the whole laptop story to the esthetician there, just making small talk, and she looked sheepish and asked me if I could come by next week and help her with her laptop too.
I think I might have accidentally found myself a job. :D
My mom's ID finally arrived. My aunt had to wrestle it from her nurses, who for some reason wanted to keep it. She shouted at them, in her best "irate teacher" voice, to use a copy and stop whining. I'm so glad she was here, I would have started throwing chairs at them. She went back home on tuesday, and it was the 9th anniversary of mom's accident too. I walked her to the train station, and she called me three times from the train to know "if I was at the bus stop", "if I was on the bus", and while I was opening the front door "if I was home already". ^^
The next day I went to therapy, and it was indeed kinda brutal, but it's not new. Therapy on anniversaries is always hard. It helps sleeping though. I come home so tired I sleep like a baby!
This morning I went to get a new haircut. And to dye it blue. When I was about to pay, I noticed both hairdressers were frowning at their laptop. I asked them what was wrong, and two hours later I was uninstalling malware and installing chrome extensions left and right. :D They even paid me for it! The poor thing was riddled with virus and malware, and I still can't believe I managed to fix it, but I'm so proud of myself for it. Then I rushed home, ate a sandwich, and ran to the beauty salon, late for my pedicure appointment (my toenails are horrible and grow into the skin, and the doctor said it was either a pedicure every month, or very painful surgery for me - guess which one I chose). I told the whole laptop story to the esthetician there, just making small talk, and she looked sheepish and asked me if I could come by next week and help her with her laptop too.
I think I might have accidentally found myself a job. :D
