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So, I went to the Doctor the other day. What with my menstrual cramps fucking up like there was no tomorrow last time I had my period. :-P We talked a bit about what was different, and so on and so forth. Even had to lie in that oh so fun gynecology chair. It is cold and uncomfortable, but really... I doubt I could show her anything she hasn't seen already. Just saying. So after a checkup I got a referral to another gynecologist at the hospital where they have better equipment, just to make sure there really isn't anything what with the Endometriosis I have. And get me better pain-killers. I hope there isn't anything wrong. I so don't wanna go down that road. Again. :-P
Today has been a somewhat busy day. :-P I am still re-marking books all day (5th week now...). This time at the smaller library, the school-library. This work is fucking up with my back, let me tell you. :-P I am not in pain, per say, but I feel very tired in my back and a bit stiff, you know? It does help that I nowadays walk to and from work. Takes 30min. Good for me. :-) And, strangely, it helps ease up the stiffness in my back. Books are damn heavy! I have carried heavy loads off books in my arms these weeks. Last night when going to bed I noticed I even got a bruise on my lower arm from the heavy books! Ha ha ha! X-D Dangerous business being a librarian, ain't it? Two more days off work with them books, and then this is part of the system-change is done.
Talking off my trainee work, yesterday I finally got a hold off my contact at the employment office. So, he and another lady from that local government office, is going to have a meeting about me and then decide if I can stay there until 28th of February at the longest. They also have to call my boss to see if I am doing anything useful and if they have a need off me at the libraries I am at.
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Just today my boss and her boss told me that they couldn't have done this system-change in any off the libraries I am at without me and they wished they could hire me full-time for good. :-D Sadly they can't though, since there is a recruitment freeze in all the libraries in this city. :-/ Oh well. It feels good to be appreciated in any rate. :-) And after my trainee work is over, I'll stay in touch with them. For no other reason that they are quite awesome. :-)
Today has been a somewhat busy day. :-P I am still re-marking books all day (5th week now...). This time at the smaller library, the school-library. This work is fucking up with my back, let me tell you. :-P I am not in pain, per say, but I feel very tired in my back and a bit stiff, you know? It does help that I nowadays walk to and from work. Takes 30min. Good for me. :-) And, strangely, it helps ease up the stiffness in my back. Books are damn heavy! I have carried heavy loads off books in my arms these weeks. Last night when going to bed I noticed I even got a bruise on my lower arm from the heavy books! Ha ha ha! X-D Dangerous business being a librarian, ain't it? Two more days off work with them books, and then this is part of the system-change is done.
Talking off my trainee work, yesterday I finally got a hold off my contact at the employment office. So, he and another lady from that local government office, is going to have a meeting about me and then decide if I can stay there until 28th of February at the longest. They also have to call my boss to see if I am doing anything useful and if they have a need off me at the libraries I am at.
......
Just today my boss and her boss told me that they couldn't have done this system-change in any off the libraries I am at without me and they wished they could hire me full-time for good. :-D Sadly they can't though, since there is a recruitment freeze in all the libraries in this city. :-/ Oh well. It feels good to be appreciated in any rate. :-) And after my trainee work is over, I'll stay in touch with them. For no other reason that they are quite awesome. :-)
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Date: 2009-11-25 09:49 pm (UTC)