This is good precariously positioned cat tax.

Funny how we have to remind the places we work at about these sorts of details and they never bring it up for us themselves

I don't generate income, but I fairly regularly have things on my desk worth double or triple my annual. It's nice to pet the pretty things.

I busted my arse end of year getting something in over the line. Talking 20 hour days by the end.

not even a thank you. So now they get what I feel like.

I agree. The old cabinet museum style is more interesting in a way. There is more discovery as you see things. You have to make a effort too. There are more objects. And it's not dumbed down. Also, it's like an adventure in time to see old buildings and exhibits made in the past. That's a part of our history too.

But it's not the museum's fault. A lot of the exhibits are now so old they require repairs and special preservation before they can go on display again.

I was sad to see the Foucault's Pendulum had moved to Melbourne Uni. It was one of few in the Southern Hemisphere and proof the world is round and rotates!

The museum shop is so very disappointing, I could buy the things they sell just about anywhere.

and really expensive. It used to be free. It used to be in the centre of the city . It was once the most visited tourist attraction in Melbourne. But Crown Casino got built and Jeff's mates didn't want the competition.

Some oldies just don't give a shit about anyone but themselves. There are always exceptions, but those dorks in your driveway are not that. Just twat behaviour shit.

Funnily, I had a similar experience when I went for a walk yesterday. On Sydney Road footpath, and idk I walk fast? So I tend to overtake window-shoppers/slow walkers where I can. Not in a rush, just walk fast 🤷‍♀️ overtook three oldies walking three abreast (so taking up the majority of the footpath). Heard them talking shit "what's her rush?" and "how impatient and disrespectful". I just shot them a stink eye lol.

Should have mooned them to show what actual disrespect looks like lol

Edited out redundant language lol

For the bottom or top? Top totally, bottom fuck right off with your hospital corners.

Fitted

I used to be on team no flat sheet. But then I got annoyed at changing the cover on my king size quilt and annoyed at fitted sheets that were cut too small to actually fit the mattress, and I am currently on team 'three flat sheets and a doona' and I use a flat sheet on the mattress and on top & bottom of the uncovered doona. It would be a perfect system if Mr Woof didn't insist on pulling everything apart and piling it into the middle of the bed, but there is nothing I have been able to find so far that is able to resist that.

Team flat sheet on top, and either fitted or flat underneath. I have an aircell blankie under the doona for winter, over the flat sheet on top. Comfy and flexible. The undersheet I really don't give a damn as both are functional, but flat sheets are MUCH easier to wash (and dry!) than fitted and in winter that does make a difference so flat sheet is easier to wrangle at this time of year. In summer when washing them is easy then fitted as the undersheet is preferable as cooler and less likely to get into a sweaty tangle.

Fitted + Flat. Doona for winter, wool blankets for summer.

Fitted and flat. Means you don't need to wrangle with changing the doona cover so frequently, and you have something to lightly cover you on hot days.

I love a flat sheet. Unfortunately for me, somehow the man manages to wrap it around his legs during the night which annoys me, so no more flat sheet for me. 😔

Hit and a kick!

Slip slap! CaN't Do It BaCk!

censored lol

We cannot escape the adpocalypse

I think that Bunnings last week decided to use AI to help you shop. You may have run into that scourge.

Next time you see them do the finger guns thing lol

Feeeeeeels. Look at that freaking shine on them though, beautiful!!!