![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
kribban1. I got best Death!!!!! Squee! *rubs hands in glee* Oh I love a good death scene. Need to write more. What good is a pretty boy if he doesn't die in your arms? *evil laughter* Oh, and I'm generally awed and shocked and touched by winning those two awards and I feel really really thankful to be in the company of so many great writers, who write huge, amazing projects and many of whom will undoubtedly be professional writers one day.
2. It was so much fun on Wednesday! Directly after work I went to the bathroom and put on some mascara (I know, I know...) and then rode with my co worker in her car to the restaurant. Barolo is in the middle of town, next to the harbor and "spanish steps" around which many clubs and diners are situated. Inside it was incredibly cozy and rustic-looking. The menu was Italian and everyone showed up after a while. I had a glass of white wine, mozzarella and tomatoes and basil for starters, truffle-filled fillet of ox with a baked potato and cappuccino and Tiramisu for dessert. The main course was bland but the starter and dessert were yummy. I had a lot of stomach ache and ran to the bathroom at least seven times but I felt better eventually. We talked a lot about work and a lot about other things. Clea, Lena (the woman on sick leave) and Roland all left an hour or so earlier than the rest of us who disbanded at about 21:40. When it was just the four of us left we talked a lot and became very creative. Our boss is just like my brother Rickard. He's about 35. I like him so much! I like all of them so much. My co-worker drove me home. Then of course I couldn't sleep because I was sick and nervous and had another anxiety attack but that's another story.
3. The information today was fun. Well it wasn't that informative but it was fun to be in the community centre with all those people. All the city owned companies in Södertälje will turn into one huge company which will just be called Telge. Housing, the harbour, Telge Energi, everything. After the information by the would-be President of Telge (and current overall president of Telge Energi) there was a Lucia performance by the city's Culture School, (they teach Culture for kids for free) a row of teenagers who did fairly well though one of the maids tripped and caused a collective gasp before she gained her balance and managed not to drop her candle.
4. After the meeting I went shopping. From the wishlist Rickard e-mailed me I chose to buy a salad tosser which is huge. For Mom I got the sowing paraphernalia she had requested but failed to find a nice box I could put it all in. I pondered telling the shop I was the one they'd called about their electric deal but decided not to since I had also sent their contract to the wrong address... At the State Monopoly store I bought two bottles of wine, (Le squeal!) one for this weekend and one for my birthday.
Then I ran into Clea and we hung out for a while in stores until we parted. (Kind of awkward, you know, when you both need to shop in your own pace but you feel the need to be polite and stay together instead.) I went to the hair dresser and bought some conditioner for Robert's wife (that was what she had requested.) The guy talked me into buying a much smaller and cheaper bottle than I had intended (it's only 250 ml, I feel bad about that) and told me I need to get some stuff for my ends! Really, he looked at my hair and said "Buy this when you come in next time, it will help your hair." On the fair out on the street I got my father two knitted mohair socks (whatever that is.) Then I went home.
That's it. Really, that's it!
2. It was so much fun on Wednesday! Directly after work I went to the bathroom and put on some mascara (I know, I know...) and then rode with my co worker in her car to the restaurant. Barolo is in the middle of town, next to the harbor and "spanish steps" around which many clubs and diners are situated. Inside it was incredibly cozy and rustic-looking. The menu was Italian and everyone showed up after a while. I had a glass of white wine, mozzarella and tomatoes and basil for starters, truffle-filled fillet of ox with a baked potato and cappuccino and Tiramisu for dessert. The main course was bland but the starter and dessert were yummy. I had a lot of stomach ache and ran to the bathroom at least seven times but I felt better eventually. We talked a lot about work and a lot about other things. Clea, Lena (the woman on sick leave) and Roland all left an hour or so earlier than the rest of us who disbanded at about 21:40. When it was just the four of us left we talked a lot and became very creative. Our boss is just like my brother Rickard. He's about 35. I like him so much! I like all of them so much. My co-worker drove me home. Then of course I couldn't sleep because I was sick and nervous and had another anxiety attack but that's another story.
3. The information today was fun. Well it wasn't that informative but it was fun to be in the community centre with all those people. All the city owned companies in Södertälje will turn into one huge company which will just be called Telge. Housing, the harbour, Telge Energi, everything. After the information by the would-be President of Telge (and current overall president of Telge Energi) there was a Lucia performance by the city's Culture School, (they teach Culture for kids for free) a row of teenagers who did fairly well though one of the maids tripped and caused a collective gasp before she gained her balance and managed not to drop her candle.
4. After the meeting I went shopping. From the wishlist Rickard e-mailed me I chose to buy a salad tosser which is huge. For Mom I got the sowing paraphernalia she had requested but failed to find a nice box I could put it all in. I pondered telling the shop I was the one they'd called about their electric deal but decided not to since I had also sent their contract to the wrong address... At the State Monopoly store I bought two bottles of wine, (Le squeal!) one for this weekend and one for my birthday.
Then I ran into Clea and we hung out for a while in stores until we parted. (Kind of awkward, you know, when you both need to shop in your own pace but you feel the need to be polite and stay together instead.) I went to the hair dresser and bought some conditioner for Robert's wife (that was what she had requested.) The guy talked me into buying a much smaller and cheaper bottle than I had intended (it's only 250 ml, I feel bad about that) and told me I need to get some stuff for my ends! Really, he looked at my hair and said "Buy this when you come in next time, it will help your hair." On the fair out on the street I got my father two knitted mohair socks (whatever that is.) Then I went home.
That's it. Really, that's it!
