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August 14 Applying for your Own JobAs my contract is coming up for renewal again and there are two fulltime positions available I am in the odd position of having to apply for a job that I am already doing. It is extremely weird updating your CV to include you current job knowing that your manager is going to see it. You don't really want to be seen as tooting your own horn but you also can't sell yourself short or else you could do yourself out of a job you obviously can do! On the plus side I have had an excellent week so far. I am off reception - YAY and have occupied my days with lovely things like filing and watching job seeker seminars and reading through training modules. They discovered today that I had not completed the orientation pack that I should have done in my first week. So this afternoon I answered questions such as "Who is your manager?" and drew a seating plan of the office with each desk labelled with the person's name, phone number and position. Next week I am off to "Training School" where I will learn to be an Unemployment Case manager for real. Not flying by the seat of my pants and hoping that I am not lying like I do at the moment. July 25 My Work = Great Stories That Cannot Be Told.I am currently getting paid three times the amount that I got for wiping old people's arses for, as Mr Pigalina puts it, "sitting on" mine. Alas, I think he does not appreciate what I go through everyday. It is me that cops the flack when there are no appointments available. Me who gets accused when the money has not been paid. It is me that has to fill out forms for people who cannot read or write whilst managing a never ending stream of inquires from impatient people. Whilst doing all of this I file everyone elses papers and process their paperwork to save them from having to do it. I listen to stories and offer a sympathetic ear (sometimes I care, often I am pretending) and make sure client's aren't left waiting too long. It is a hard job keeping everyone happy. Every morning I dread going in, but when I am there it is fine. It is for these reasons - it's not that bad; I get paid alright and I like my workmates that I have to be VERY careful about what I write on here. I long to write about the seedy oldies and bogans (so many) that hit on me, the crazy names and the downright mad people but I can't! There is a zero tolerance at work for "breaches of privacy". Please, understand my pain. I long to share my experiences with the world, but alas I cannot. Unless I want to go back to sales. June 27 Getting OldRemember (or pehaps you are looking forward to) that great year you had when you and all of your friends turned 21 and it was parties nearly every weekend? I am going to a 30th this weekend. It has begun. May 30 I'm Going Slightly MadMr Pigalina has me a bit paranoid. For about 3 months now he has been mentioning that I have been forgeting things (how to format a disk, minor details about his work and I forget what else). I don't forget interesting things though so maybe if things around me weren't so mundane I would be more inclined to commit them to memory. The final straw that has cemented in his mind that I am losing the plot was "The Heater Incident." We came home earlier this week (I have actually forgotten which day) and discovered that the bathroom heater had been on all day.
Of course I was accused of forgeting to turn it off. However this is not the case as I distinctly remember pulling the string to turn it off. The string though is very temperamental and sometimes it does not do as you require. This time I mustn't have pulled it hard enough and therefore the heater remained on. You could have burnt the house down I was scolded. (Let us not fail to mention that I am 90% positive that Mr Pigalina entered the bathroom AFTER I had left, yet failed to notice that the heater was still on and it is ME that is apparently a bit mental).
At least the bathroom dried out for once.
Now to use this to my advantage to get lots of bed rest... May 05 Oh Be-haveSeems I will have to be on my guard whenever I leave the house. I have been spotted twice in one week. No, it is not fans of my oh-so exciting and earth-shattering blog. It is clients from work. I was seen having a hot chocolate with friends last weekend by someone who works at the cafe, which they informed me of when they came into work the other day. Today when Mr Pigalina pulled up at an intersection I could see a lady at the crossing intently peering into the car as she tried to work out how she knew me. I knew her and tried my hardest to look straight ahead so as not to catch her eye. We were told at our recent meeting about data integrity and client confidentiality that we are supposed to behave well at all times. If we are up to no good such as blowing a whistle dressed in fluoro clothes at a rave whilst "tripping out on dirty dog" or perhaps something harder, someone could identify us as employees of the Ministry and that could bring them into disrepute. Do they really expect thousands of people to behave everytime they go out? Even at birthdays and other such causes for merriment? And would people really dob someone in for having a few too many at the pub? Probably yes actually. Gracious, I shall have to watch myself, we don't want a "Pigalina caught having fun scandal" now do we? That will mean I will have to be careful and maybe cut back on doing things such as this (never!): ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() May 01 Pigalina Love SPGSPG (Special Patrol Group named after the hamster in The Young Ones) is my fabulous white rat. About a month ago Mr Pigalina came to me with a sad face and said "I don't want to upset you but SPG has a lump." The poor girl certainly did have a lump, in her front left armpit, if we left it too long she would hardly be able to put her leg down!
Most people would say it was time to get rid of SPG, that with such a lump you may as well put her to sleep. Actually, most people think that I should not have rats at all. "Uuuurrrgh their tails are all yucky" (They are actually soft and hairy), "They smell" (Only if you don't clean them out) etc etc. We took SPG to the vet and they said that we could have her operated on. After some deliberation we decided that SPG deserved to have her lump removed. What did it matter that she probably only has one year of life left and that the operation would cost 8 times as much as she cost to buy? She is my furry friend and therefore I couldn't bear to see her go just yet.
After work on the day of her operation I headed to the vets office expecting to pick up a box containing a groggy little rat with a gruesome wound on her side. Imagine my suprise, and delight when I opened the box and saw not just a perky and happy SPG but one wearing a very cute little bandage:
How could anyone not like that little furry creature? SPG is thriving and I am glad she had her wee op as it means she can still walk! Hopefully she won't get anymore lumps. Yes I am quite the soft touch when it comes to my animals. Pigalina love SPG.
April 18 Falling VERY Behind On Movie ReviewsEven though the movie reviews were to remind me of all the movies I have seen I have fallen dreadfully behind.
May I just say, I saw Pan's Labyrinth at the weekend and it is FABULOUS. It gets a 5/5 in my book (which counts for a lot). It was a great story, awesome costumes and makeup and looked brilliant. I don't have time to do a full review, just watch it!
Also, while I was ill we went to the video store and got 6 movies for $5. Thus I watched the diabolical (0/5) Deuce Bigalow: European Gigolo followed by the wonderful (5/5) The Constant Gardener.
I will try to do the reviews the day after watching the films. I am not as busy as I was, though somehow I also manage to find my evenings filled with boring jobs. Oh to be 5 again, not 25.
Things I have learned in my new job.Some people are such "super high security clearance" in the armed forces that they don't even have access to their own pay details.
If a form does not have PTO at the bottom that probably means that there is nothing on the back you need to fill out.
The Easter holidays yields a high percentage of lost wallets requiring emergency food money from us. (Something to do with a holiday of feasting upon chocolate coming up?)
Some people think that they can hand a form in without filling in a single box and we will know what is going on.
It is my fault that people don't read their letters properly.
It is also my fault that there is no public transport in rural areas and it is jolly rude of me to make people make appointments at set times. How dare I not let them just see someone right there and then?!
Some days......
Today we had a talk on Code of Conduct issues. Did you know I am not even allowed to tell someone where I know a client from if they say hello to me on the street. For example: Mr Pigalina and I are strolling down the street and someone says "Hi!". Mr Pigalina asks "How do you know him/her?" I would have to reply "Oh just from around" or "I met them the other day". This is to protect client confidentiality because they might not want Mr Pigalina to know that they visit the Social Welfare office. Good job there aren't really any "cute boys" that come to work else Mr Pigalina may think I am up to something with such vague answers.
March 29 Pigalina Has Bronchitis.When I started my new job all of my new colleagues warned me that I would get ill. I work on the reception desk at the social welfare office, so you can imagine that some of the people I encounter may be a bit germy.
On Monday I awoke with a sore throat and a slight headache. I was in bed by 8pm that night. This gradually progressed over the next two days until last night I whiled away the hours in a feverous state which caused Mr Pigalina to become quite concerned as I thrashed around trying to get the blankets off me. Usually I can't get enough blanket and will gladly wrap myself up so that I am snuggly as can be. The night was also punctuated by loud honking, phlegmy coughs that caused Mr Pigalina to think I was vomitting everywhere. Poor Mr Pigalina did not get a full night's beauty sleep thanks to my carry on.
So, on doctor's orders I am to spend the next few days in bed, guzzling liquids, anti-biotics and paracetamol. I am currently in bed with Ricky Gervais and Ade Edmonson for company. Mr Pigalina said that I wished such lazy time upon myself after seeing what a great time our friend Rodney was having off work nursing a broken thumb. Tis true I did comment that it looked like he was having a great time but I failed to remember that to be off work requires some form of painful accident or illness.
March 08 New, Secrecy Clause Signed, JobLast Wednesday I left the first ever job that it has not been a huge relief for me to see the back of.
My very first job was delivering junk mail in a hilly suburb. The job paid terribly, the junk mail was heavy, I had to fold each item to fit it into the mail boxes and Dunedin is not famous for its delightful weather. There was one time that I got caught in a torrential downfall of rain. This did however seem to seal in Mr Pigalina's mind that he should ask me out on a date. Something to do with me being in a soaking wet, white t-shirt (with Dennis the Menace on the front).
There was the job I had at a rest home when I was 16 - serving food and wiping bums, an odd combination. The day after I learnt to put on a catheter and was informed I would be learning showering I quit.
I had a few retail jobs in between and a job, for two weeks where I placed sanitary towel bins (yes, those kind) and nappy bins in to a huge dishwasher.
Then I had my job at the supermarket while I was at University. It was delightful to stand in one place for up to 8 hours a day and be talked down to by snooty ladies. They don't seem to realize that 80% of the checkout operators are their future teachers, doctors, lawyers and...customer service reps. Here is a photo of the delightful day that I left there, note the beautiful smock:
My next job was where this blog all started and you can read about some of my great experiences in the archives. As if you would. It was in an electronics store, which you think would be pretty sweet but due to lack of staff and very demanding customers I went a bit doo-lally and started hoping to get hit by a car so that I could have a few weeks time-out in hospital. I have since learnt that I could have gone onto a Sickness Benefit on the grounds of stress. Why do I never know such useful things at the time? Instead I left that job and moved to the job I spoke about at the start. February 03 Turning 25 and The Big Day OutI have finally got the photos from our trip to Auckland up on the computer. There are not as many of bands as I would like, mainly as it was either too dark or we were dancing too much. While we were there I turned 25 which we celebrated by going into Auckland and watching Open Season in 3D on the Imax screen. Mr Pigalina and I then had tea together and the insistance of Libby and Shaun and then we met up for pool, pinball and boogieing (6 songs for $2 on the video jukebox!) before heading back to our motel. This trip took about 3 hours as we accidentally drove in a giant circle but it was one of the most entertaining car journeys I have been on. We bought a chocolately birthday cake at about 1am, it was great. Alas we had to be up for 5.15am so we were a bit worse for wear the next day. As I sat half awake on the sofa the next day, feeling ill from a lingering snot riddled head cold and lack of sleep, Mr Pigalina's mum arrived and asked me if I was hungover. How rude! I was the model of sobriety (apart from 3 drinks on my birthday) all weekend despite my appearance in a lot of the photos. It is amazing how a bit of humidity can play havoc with your hair.
(I will put a few photos here, the rest will be in my album called "Big Day Out"):
![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() Muse were fantastic as expected, The Streets were a suprise, they were awesome! It was so much fun jumping about in a boiling hot tent with thousands of other people while they were playing. There were so many fantastic outfits that I wish I had taken more photos. Shaun and Mr Pigalina even saw an emo girl wearing a gasmask. I alas was in the t-shirt queue and missed it. I don't care who is playing next year I want to go, it was a big AWESOME day out. A great weekend all round actually. January 30 The (Not Very) Final CountdownOnly 29 days left until I am unemployed!
I would like to remain so but I, Mr Pigalina and my menagerie do need to eat. Mr Pigalina has given in to the incessant mewling of William and has granted the cats Whiskas Vitabites biscuits instead of Cat Meow. So, there are posh cat delights to fund. Also those damn rats keep turning their teeny, twitchy noses up at anything except human food.
I am currently "the floater" (how flattering) at work. This means I am covering for people while they are on holiday and it means a couple of days at this desk, a couple at another, trying to answer their emails and doing all of the jobs they usually do.
It is quite entertaining and, up until today I have been very busy. Alas today I got a bit bored so, while trying to find the address for a parcel I was overjoyed to find this hilarious name in the phonebook. How we laughed (ah, simple pleasures). Before you ask I wasn't looking up silly words, it was genuinely the surname on the parcel, most unfortunate. The name at the bottom:
Man I get bored. Well, on March 1st if I have no job I have to get down to Maccas. Fingers and toes crossed that the couple of jobs, I am picky, I have applied for will yeild a fantastic result. January 11 No Book For PigalinaI was in the fabulous shopping metropolis known as South Dunedin today waiting to have some tyres fitted on my car. Whilst strolling past the many, many second hand shops I noticed a copy of The Queen and I by the fabulous Sue Townsend. It was only $4! I went inside to pay and the man swiped my card and then - "Invalid Transaction". They didn't take credit cards and that was all I had on me (makes a difference to how I used to be). I told the man I would go and get some money out and would be back.
As credit cards start charging interest straight away for any cash you get out I didn't want to have to use an ATM and get out $20 when I only needed $4. I also needed to top up my cellphone so I trotted along to the post shop. After waiting in line with bogans and a stinky lady it was finally my turn. I asked for a Vodafone recharge and $4. The lady set up the order and I swiped my card. "Invalid Transaction".
"Oh, can I not get cash out on credit?" I asked.
"No you just can't use credit to pay for Vodafone, not at the Post Shop." What? What a stupid rule that is, usually it is the other way around, you can pay for whatever you like but no cash out. So, I trotted off down the street to the bookshop, even further from the second hand shop where I wanted to make my purchase. I approached the counter and asked: "Can I get cash out and Vodafone recharges from here using credit?" The lady kind of looked at me. I continued, "because other places won't let me." She kind of edged away fom me and muttered that the man would serve me. (I suppose I was looking quite menacing in my pink hoodie). So she repeated to him what I had asked and he swiped my card. "Invalid Transaction".
"You can't get cash out with credit" He informed me. Didn't I just ask that to save the embarassment? By now I was getting annoyed (it doesn't take much) so I took my phone top up and left. Bah! I went back to the tyre shop and read Cosmo which told me about the hottest looks for 2005.
Now I know why South Dunedin is full of morons, nobody can buy a book without hassle.
Also today was my reading and sorting test, it was easy, shame I don't want the job. January 10 Shame is Potentially Heading Pigalina's WayTomorrow holds potential to shame me. I have applied for a job sorting the mail, as I am due to leave the courier place in a month. However I am to undergo a reading and sorting test tomorrow. I have been sorting parcels for the past year and have been reading for the past 21. I am hoping that my brain works properly tomorrow and I don’t end up embarrassing myself. One lady apparently sorted 211 letters correctly in 2 minutes. We shall see, I won’t cry too much if I don’t get it anyway. Onwards and upwards should be the motto when getting a new job, not backwards and downwards in order to not be poor. I have just revealed to my mum my TradeMe name. I then realized that she will be able to look up all of my past transactions which may or may not include some things that I would rather not my mum know I owned. It would be like her rifling through my undie drawer. Literally. Also, on the subject of shae - if you are going to send for “blue movies” in the mail, make sure you get your address correct. You know who you are. I know you are getting “Lady of the Rings”. Tut tut. January 02 Tonight We're Gonna Party Like It's Two Thou Sand 'n' SevenThis New Years Eve was a quiet but fun one. Mr Pigalina and I spent it at my parents with my two cousins, my aunty and uncle. We played Cluedo and Buzz Jungle Party. That's Buzz Junior, for children, yet still the forty year olds in the group had some issues with how to play. The countdown passed without too much cheering and no images of partying masses. Mum and Dad have a new TV and, farcically, it took seven minutes for them to get the TV back onto a channel and it was 00.06am by the time that we finally managed to see Meatloaf belting out a tune.
Though it was a rather fun night, it was not as we had planned. The whole night had been planned out before Christmas. We were to have a barbeque and then boogie the night away at the disco bar to The Jackson 5. Imagine our suprise when the hosts of the barbeque went away on holiday the day before this planned shindig. We were told to fear not because camping was on the cards. There were four problems with this idea though:
1 - The Pigalina's do not camp, we require proper toileting facilities.
2 - Shaun is dreadfully allergic to pollen so a night upon grass would see his eyes swell shut and his nose turn into a river.
3 - The organizers had not selected a location.
Most of all though, number 4 - None of us owns a tent.
After that little revelation plan 2 was thrown out of the window.
It was then that Mum rang to say that my family was down from Christchurch and we decided to spend the night with them. We decided that we would meet up with the others in town for the countdown.
People, who may or may not be named Murray and Shaun, were supposed to text us when they got to town. No text came and, as we were highly engrossed in Jungle Party, we decided that they must have stayed at home so we gave town a miss. However it seems that they did go to town and did indeed dance the night away. All knowledge of my telling them to text us has been denied yet sitting in the sent items on my phone are two messages reading: "My aunty is down so we having tea at mums text us when you get to town :)" and "Tee hee text us when you get to town." I shall forgive them, eventually. After they admit that they must learn to read properly.
The 1st was also mine and Mr Pigalina's 4th wedding anniversary, aww, we are old. Well that was how the year began. The first two months are already pretty much mapped out for me too. I have about two weeks of work then I am off to The Big Day Out (woot) and turning 25. Then February sees a trip to Australia and unemployment as of the end of the month. Yes, I must look for a job again. My favourite. So who knows what I will be doing for the rest of 2007? Hopefully something exciting (dream on Pigalina, dream on).
December 22 CrankJason Stratham doesn't seem to have been in anything decent since Snatch. The Transporter you say? Don't you remember that scene where the missile ricochets off a tray he is holding?
This film looked like it would be quite entertaining - Speed set within the human body. Stratham stars as Chev a hitman who has been given a concoction of Chinese drugs designed to inflict swift death. Chev discovers though that adrenaline can prolong his life. So, keep moving, stay alive, as in everybody's favourite fast bus movie. Chev vows to kill the man who injected him so races around, staying excited, trying to find him. I can't really say anymore without giving what little plot there is away. It had an interesting ending that had a glaring continuity error - the helicopter was barely above the tops of the buildings yet when someone fell from it they fell for about 3 kilometres.
In terms of visual styling this film was rather interesting, people that they were speaking to on the telephone were shown in the car mirrors; a building bulged like in a cartoon during a bar room brawl; shots were filmed through the grill on a microwave door etc. This is mainly what was going to give the film a three pig rating. However, when Chev met up with girlfriend Eve the movie took a nosedive. Eve is played by the ironically named Amy Smart. Smart seems only to ever play whores and dumbasses. Here she combined the two to play one of the most infuriating characters on film. She was so vacant and when running from gangsters with guns she is concerned that her lippy and tampons and what-not have fallen out of her handbag. It was the sex scene that was the clincher, quite, quite stupid. "Oooh my adrenaline levels, lets have sex in the markeplace." Chev tries to get Eve to have sex with him in front of hundreds of people. She refuses and tries to get away - she is almost being raped yet the marketgoers just stand there. Then, when her shirt rips open she's on and they go for in and everyone stands around thinking it is a great joke. SO IRRITATINGLY DUMB.
The film really tried far too hard to be edgy, what with practically every woman in the film being a slapper, drug taking, gangsta living and a tranny friend (played by Efren Ramirez - Pedro in Napoleon Dynamite). Why was he a transvestite? No reason at all. Gracious.
So, the film started out promisingly but the whiff of trying too hard and the lingering stench of stupid stupid girlfriend and diabolical sex scene tainted this viewers nostrils.
December 13 Pigalina is so T.OI have just about had a little cry. I have my latest batch of assignments due on Friday and I had just finished one - a religious interpretation on the Grimm tale Jorinda and Joringel. I was feeling jolly proud of my efforts, I thought I had done a really good job of it and that meant I only had two assignments left! Hurrah!
Alas, I later discovered that I had saved over this fabulous piece of work with another, crappy, short, assignment. I use the same file over and over as a template due to silly page layouts that are required that I can't be bothered to set each time and then, as soon as a change is made to the previous essay, I save the new file with a different name (I didn't explain that very well). Well, it turns out that the out proverb is true, pride comes before a fall as, in my glee, I had neglected to rename the file after deleting my beautiful three page essay. I know it wasn't the hugest essay ever but it is 10.20pm, I have that to rewrite and another to do, I have work in the morning and I really can't be bothered!
Woe is me.
Immortality Available OnlineToday I was going through parcels at work, trying to locate addresses, a daily task for me. (I had to open this particular parcel after all other avenues were exhausted). It was from Immortalitydevice.com (actually http://www.alexchiu.com/). Inside were jars of pills and some odd black things that looked like rings with button cell batteries attached. Anyway, I was trying to find an email address for the receiver when I noticed this fabulous explanation on the Gorgeouspils (yes, Gorgeous pills) that were in the parcel: "Thank you for purchasing Gorgeouspil. This pill enhances the performance of the immortality rings or the foot braces like 50 times or something." Like 50 times or something. What the? Is Pedro from Napoleon Dynamite the spokesperson for this whole thing or what? All I know, with such eloquent descripions of the products effectivity I will be buying myself some Hotchickpills, sorry Gorgeouspils to go with my new button cell bling. Alas, I never did find the owner of the parcel either. December 11 Borat: Cultural Learnings of America for Make Benefit Glorious Nation of KazakhstanBorat was always my favourite character on Ali G so it is good to see him get some recognition. There is no real need to explain the premise, most people will know by now; but for those that don’t, Borat is a journalist from Kazakhstan who is sent to America to study their great culture and teach his people their ways. Borat and his friend arrive in New York, but Borat soon becomes entranced by Pamela Anderson so an odyssey to California to make Pamela his wife begins.
If you don’t like seeing hairy obese men naked I would recommend that you avoid this film, otherwise, if that’s your bag, you are in for a treat. The best thing about this movie is that most of the situations are real; Sacha Baron Cohen approaches real people in the guise of Borat and films their reactions to his wildly inappropriate comments and actions. For example, when at a fancy dinner party he needs to use the toilet he returns with a poo in a bag asking where to put it. The hostess then has to show him how to use a toilet, complete with instructions on wiping. This dinner party ends abruptly with the sheriff being called for reasons unknown. I was suprised that people literally ran from Borat on the streets of New York when he tried to shake their hands. What was their problem? It just made them look like retards and I hope they are embarrassed. (They certainly wouldn't like the "Free Hugs" man then would they?)
You get the feeling that after certain scenes Cohen would be saying “high fiiiiive” to his crew after capturing some gold footage. Like the boys in the campervan who are now suing, the church and the mortgage brokers dinner. Especially the mortgage brokers dinner. There are a few jokes about Jews in the film that some people have commented on. However, knowing that Cohen is himself Jewish should ease the minds of those worried about chuckling at such stereotypes. Kazakhstan has even embraced the stereotypes about themselves apparently using the publicity from the movie to boost its tourist trade. The movie was hilarious and there were no dull moments. Probably not a watch with granny kind of film, though it would be fun to watch with granny and listen to her getting confused about how this odd foreign journalist got his own movie.
5/5 November 21 Ahhh ahhh uuuuuuhhh uuuh I'm stil al-liiive (Not dead, just busy).This season I are have mostly been a mixture of very busy and very lazy. Assignments are due, work has been calling me in early, and I have had a variety of social occasions to attend. Saturday, which was supposed to be a day of study, was spent getting distracted by YouTube. Lovely, lovely YouTube.
This week I am going to the hospital for the cinematic experience that it my oesophagus. More than anything it gives me a few hours off work which has been very demanding on my time of late. Fingers and toes are crossed that they will actually find something wrong and do not just label me with “irritable bowel syndrome” which the doctor confessed is just what they say when they have exhausted all options.
I also really must get onto writing some more movie reviews as I have watched a few lately, including some shockers, such as Benchwarmers.
Mr Pigalina's birthday has been, and yet he still has had no birthday present because I have no idea where it has got to. According to the email I received he should be enjoying his gift right now and lavishing me with love and praise about how awesome it is. Alas, I fear it has fallen victim to New Zealand customs who seem to like releasing international parcels in batches. For all I know it has been sitting in Auckland for a week. And there I was thinking that the internet can save me from the horror that is other people doing their Christmas shopping. I may still have to venture out into the living hell where car parks evaporate; people seem to walk slowly in front of me or into me; trolleys get left blocking aisles; the supermarket gets crowded for those ESSENTIAL strawberries and after dinner mints; and damn santa hats and stupid snowmen (in the summer) pop up out of nowhere. Eek the cat, I was hoping that I could stay away but so far my experience with internet shopping has made me look like a stinge. "Oh yeah, I did get you something for your birthday.....honest."
Yes, so Mr Pigalina's birthday, and the Pigalina family traditional birthday week that accompanies it, work, study and general laziness has seen me out of action blogwise lately. I will endevour to write again soon, after I have finished this chunk of assignments. So, after that rather lovely insight into my life at the moment I will get back to writing about plot structures and which categories certain stories fall into. Woot. |
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