I’m so sorry. Good to take time and look after yourself. The world is horrid sometimes.

I hate spam calls so I never answer unknown numbers. I’d rather someone leave a voicemail if they are legit, than me answering every random number.

If it’s not too late can I have an ice cream please.

I think PT should cost much less. Still need some user contribution but it should be cheaper than driving. We want to encourage PT use. I dont care if people dont pay, but I wonder if people not touching on means they don’t get counted, and the patronage on the route looks artificially low. Leading to lower frequencies and less route expansions.

Ooof aging hits hard when kids don’t recognise pop culture. It just doesn’t feel that long ago. But it was decades ago, omg I got old so fast.

Great news!

I refreshed a garden bed and put in a few new plants this winter. Mostly natives, hopefully they have had enough time to develop roots before the El Niño hits. I am expecting casualties though.

This time of year is annoying with having to carry all the layers around! 27 predicted for a Thursday, I’m looking forward to it.

Despite the wind I’ve very much enjoyed today’s warmth.

Hopefully neighbours are amenable to fence replacement.

So sorry. So awful, hope you’re doing ok.

So sorry. Condolences.

Woohoo congrats!!

It might be a red wattlebird. They make a screech noise? Had some around my pace for a while, but they seem to have mived out and have been replaced by magpies. Much better.

It’s ok. Life has ups and downs. Give yourself a high five for showing up even though you have difficulties. You are winning. If the career works out for long time or only a short time, it’s fine. It’s a life experience. Most people change several careers in their lives. Hopefully the psych advice helps things. If you can find a good GP sometimes they can be helpful in anxiety treatments too.

Good luck! The main job of warehouses is to get the right stock, in the right quantity, into the right boxes/pallets, and ship it to the right address. So in the interview emphasise things like you have good attention to detail, and are accurate with work given to you, you will always ask rather than assume if you can’t find what you need etc. Also mention that you can get along with all kinds of people. Warehouse demographics are a melting pot of cultures and walks of life.

There are many options within a 10 to 20min commute to the city. Have a look at train line suburbs, you get more distance for the same amount of transport time than tram or bus. And many of the inner areas have fantastic cafes, ammenities, street vibe etc. I honestly prefer the inner suburbs vibe compared to cbd vibe. But if that’s not your thing, then having an easy commute means you will still have great access. Renting elsewhere will hopefully solve the problem of dodgy neighbours, and give breathing time to figure out your next steps. If you find you absolutely hate being out of the cbd, then you can always move back.

No it’s absolutely not. Their conditions weren’t communicated. How were you to know? Please don’t feel like this is your fault.

You work with “I’m angry my mums not here to wait on me, I’m too important for menial manners, so I’ll just rip it open hahaha that’ll assert my dominance here” animals. I have encountered them in every workplace I’ve been in. It’s an endemic species.

I’ve just caught up on the posts from today. I’m so sorry this is happening. Don’t feel rushed or pressured into any decisions. You’re an adult, this is your life, and where and how you live is entirely your choice. If you need a week or a month or even longer to properly think it over then that’s what you do. You might get pushback so be ready to stand firm. But I think you already know that you don’t want locked rooms in your home. And I agree with you, I wouldn’t want it either.