Friends and Kitties!
Sheebie here.
First, a bit of housekeeping--so far about twenty of you have responded for a Catio tour during BlogPaws. I'm going to go scope out the hotel and find a good meeting spot, which I'll post next week, and I'll privately email a roster for all y'alls approval.
Secondly, a blogging pal, Tammy, from Musings from Fairlight Farm is looking for a good small animal vet in her area. She lives in Missouri--in the country about 50 miles from Springfield, and would consider going to Springfield if there was someone that wasn't outlandishly expensive. She writes: I live nearest to Buffalo which has the two farm vets, and I work in Lebanon and travel to Bolivar to the 'cat vet'.
Anybody out there that can help Tammy?
I think most of you know I enjoy irony/silliness, and I also enjoy my job. So when the two collide combine I'm in heaven. I always have my phone with me so I'm ready to document whatever tickles my funnybone:
See anything wrong with this sign? I didn't, not for thirteen years, when I finally realized that the "ventilation" had two "L"s. And when I pointed it out to some co-workers they had never noticed, either! I'm not sure what this proves but the sign cracks me up now. Every. Single. Time.
My rebellious steak lives!
This is the Director's parking spot, but not when he's not here...
And yes, my car is dirty. Shut up.
The room that's open? That's the server room, the one that runs the computers that monitor the entire treatment plant. The A/C system for the room was grossly under-engineered ("Engineer" is a four-letter word IMO) and died--so the temporary (month-long) fix was two portable units that vented out into a hallway. I give our facility crew props because this actually kept the room cooler than the original roof units! Everything was eventually repaired but really? Anemic cooling in a computer room is...um...how do I put this nicely...stupid.
Now this is engineering at it finest!
(See the the support wire?)
I'm not sure where to start with this one. Suffice to say this was planned, and leave it at that...oh, and it's nearly six feet off the floor so dialing involves some leaping on my part.
Never a dull moment! It keeps me chuckling, that's for sure.
Happy Sunday, and have a great week!
XX Sheebie XX
When is Grayce coming over?
ReplyDeleteYour work gets a D- on their spelling quiz.
How high can you jump?
ReplyDelete"Rebellious steak".
ReplyDeleteUs kitteh sure would like a bite of it. Bwahahahaha!
Happy Easy Sunday!
Imagining the last one made me nearly choke while drinking my first coffee... :-)
ReplyDeleteSweet pets for the kitties!
My editor human immediately gasped when she saw "ventillation"!
ReplyDeleteYou go with that rebellious streak! We got a good giggle out of the AC! One place Mumsy worked had one of those break the glass in case of emergency boxes on the wall. But there was nothing behind the glass! She used to always just look at it.
ReplyDeleterebellious steak... oh, the irony. bahahahaha!
ReplyDeleteFUN that so many want´s to come on a Catio tour !
ReplyDeleteI can tell you that my mom-person would never reached that phone without a ladder *mol*
XOXO
Our mom thinks you must have the most interesting job of anyone she knows.
ReplyDeleteThat is all hysterical. Love the sign. That phone is up there. Wonder if anyone can use it and that might be why it is so high. Anyway, have a great day. Glad work amuses you so much.
ReplyDeleteWe love your rebellious streak. Don't worry, the head peep's car is much dirtier than that.
ReplyDeleteThe vents in the hallway reminded the head peep of when lightning struck the main a/c unit for her office building and they did something similar, only the ducts were pumping cold air in from a huge machine on the back of a flatbed semi truck in that case.
Oh, and she can't *wait* to meet you and the tour the catio to meet the kitties.
First and best smile of the day for my mommy.
ReplyDeleteThey get kudos for spelling seven out of the eight words correctly.
ReplyDeleteToo funny - Happy Sunday!
ReplyDeletexo Catherine
We had portable units for engineering where I used to work. That is real air conditioning!
ReplyDeleteOne of my favorite engineer sayings: Sometimes you have to shoot the engineer and start production.
Sheebie you nailed these.
ReplyDeleteThe last one is absolutely too funny. It would be interesting to see how many employees could actually use the phone successfully.
You'd have to be about 6'2"
Hugs C
PS Have I ever told you about the peep hole I requested for our front door. The door was a couple of years old came w/o a peep. I'm 5'4" on a good hair day. About 5 years ago when having the house painted I also requested that a peep hole be installed. Hubby marked where it needed to be for me to see out. Crazy times we live in so I didn't want to just open the door to anyone. I was at work when it was installed. As soon as I walked up the stairs I thought it looked a little high.
ReplyDeleteIT WAS....about 3 inches above my head. Needless to say I was astounded. I asked why it was so high. Hubby said the workman were about to drill the hole he decided putting the hole where I could see would not look good. So they put it higher. REALLY..how do you think it will look to have a step stool sitting by the front door? What good is that doing me I can't see so from now on when the door bell rings you get to answer it.
Hugs C
Love the signs!!! Hahahahaha
ReplyDeleteHaha! Your server room was not well ventiLLated!!!
ReplyDeleteRats about Blog Paws! #1 really wishes she could have gone…
Purrs,
The Chans
My mum noticed the misspelling immediately. The rebellious steak interests me more. Maybe Sweet Pea and I could share it. Cooked rare for me please.
ReplyDeleteMom giggles at all the pictures :)
ReplyDeleteShe is curious about Room 2 and hopes it is not used often ;)
That telephone is too funny :)
Purrs Georgia and Julie,
Treasure, JJ
and Angels Tiger and Tillie
Interesting signs. It's amazing what tricks our eyes can tell us. I didn't catch the incorrect spelling either.
ReplyDeleteInteresting signs. It's amazing what tricks our eyes can tell us. I didn't catch the incorrect spelling either.
ReplyDeleteThe phone totally cracks me up!
ReplyDeleteMy favorite sign was at a restaurant. It had a hallway leading into the kitchen from the main entrance. They had posted "no food passed here".
Yeah, they went out of business. :)
Those made me laugh too...I saw the two Ls right away and knew it didn't look right. And the phone supporeted with wires? Too funny!
ReplyDeleteIsland mom
Hahaha, I couldn't find what was wrong with the sign until you revealed!
ReplyDeleteHehe, your human is so funny. Definitely gave our human some laughs. We like the rebellious nature your human has too! Yea, you park in that spot Sheebie! Hahaha.
ReplyDeleteI like your sense of humor. I'd be laughing too.
ReplyDeleteBwahahahaha! Those were great, Sheebie. I noticed the extra "L" right off, but I'm more interested to know if door number 2 gets used on a regular basis. If so, I hope the people are tall, with long legs.
ReplyDeleteAnd what exactly is this rebellious steak of which you write? ;)
I am so excited to meet you and see the Catio! Surprisingly, I noticed that 2nd "L". I'm not great at spelling as I'm dyslexic and everything looks ok to me.
ReplyDeleteHmmm, me thinks if anybody comes to Calgary, theys can visit mes!!!
ReplyDeleteIf mes was going to blog paws, mes sure would want to visit yous!!!
Kisses
Nellie
PS , Yous must JUMP likes a cat
The best job is the one that can make you laugh! XO, Lily Olivia, Mauricio, Misty May, Giulietta, Fiona, Astrid, Lisbeth and Calista Jo
ReplyDeleteTBT here: I love the way people just accept what they see. At one office, a 2'x2' piece of plywood was put on a hallway wall to cover a hole, then along came guys to paint the hallway. They painted right over the plywood. My agency had odd art throughout the building, so after a month, I made up a label as if the plywood was deliberate art: Title, creator, date, and description of meaning...
ReplyDeleteI saw people read my fake label often and no one ever questioned it!
"Viva Le Ventillation"
Wow, your office is WAY more exciting than my office! ALl I've got is hairball and dog snot on my keyboard!
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