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Queen By-Tor wrote:

Is any Kayo Dot better than BLD? I really didn't like that album

I should try it again tho, my tastes have changed since I last spun it

Choirs of the Eye k

Crushed like a rose in the riverflow.

I think I just passed soemthing

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and it wasn't a test

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The Bearded Bard wrote:

Pekka wrote:

The Bearded Bard wrote:

Pekka wrote:

I love my job in general, but right now after holidays it's hard to give a crap.

It's back to work for me on monday. I'm both looking forward to it and not, iykwim.

I do. I was pretty happy about going back to work before it actually happened, but it's summertime, so a lot of the usual routines like buying stuff is on hold and two of my favourite coworkers are on their holidays and a third left for a longer vacation. Which includes a sting in Washington DC, because his wife is a genius astronomer and she goes to work for NASA next year for a while.

Cool!

I love working in the summertime. I work in a kindergarden, so we're outside most of the time, and there's fewer kids, as some of them are still on vacation, so it'll probably be quite relaxing at work the first couple of weeks.

They're a really fun couple, my coworker is this tattoo-covered bass-playing rock dude and his wife's this highly esteemed genius whose favourite bands are TMV and the Melvins.

I worked in a kindergarten for a few months before going into military service and it was a lot of fun! The only downside was that after listening to the kids playing and shouting for eight straight hours every day I couldn't shut it out even when I went to sleep. I'm trying to relax and there's this big mess of noise going on in my head, that became pretty tiresome. Confused

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that was pretty cornea

SolarLuna96 wrote:

that was pretty cornea

geez, some pupil...

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HolyMoly wrote:

I can't wait to share my new song. It kicks so much butt. Hopefully Jack will send me the mix-down tonight.

Am excited. K k k k k

Crushed like a rose in the riverflow.

It's a punk-metal song with lots of Black Sabbath references and doomy lyrics.

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The Bearded Bard wrote:

Pekka wrote:

They're a really fun couple, my coworker is this tattoo-covered bass-playing rock dude and his wife's this highly esteemed genius whose favourite bands are TMV and the Melvins.

They do sound cool.

Pekka wrote:

I worked in a kindergarten for a few months before going into military service and it was a lot of fun! The only downside was that after listening to the kids playing and shouting for eight straight hours every day I couldn't shut it out even when I went to sleep. I'm trying to relax and there's this big mess of noise going on in my head, that became pretty tiresome. Confused

There is some noise, yes, but I work with kids ages 1-3, so it's not as noisy as working with the bigger ones.

My nieces are 1 and 2 and can be very noisy at times. The 1 year-old can scream impossibly loud.

The Bearded Bard wrote:

Pekka wrote:

I worked in a kindergarten for a few months before going into military service and it was a lot of fun! The only downside was that after listening to the kids playing and shouting for eight straight hours every day I couldn't shut it out even when I went to sleep. I'm trying to relax and there's this big mess of noise going on in my head, that became pretty tiresome. Confused

There is some noise, yes, but I work with kids ages 1-3, so it's not as noisy as working with the bigger ones.

Yeah, mine were actually pre-schoolers, 6 years old mostly. They were a blast, but a lot of work sometimes. How do one year olds cope with being away from their parents? We'll probably put ours into some kind of day care when he's about year and a half or so.

Edited by Pekka - July 31 2013 at 15:02

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