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I'm half-deafened by power tools, seeing spots from welding, my hands are shaking because sledge hammers and angle grinders and if I sneeze I'm pretty sure it will come out like #9 buckshot, and my shoes are coated in concrete. Tgif.
IN MY SHHHHED
IN MY SHHHE-AHAH-ED
MÓEY MÓEY MÓEY EY EY EY
Procrastinating going to work because it involves biking with 2 giant slingshots, 150 tennis balls, a dozen whittling knives and a pile of fresh-cut tree branches 4km through a dark city in the middle of a windstorm, only to then repair the homemade "nerf" axe throwing set, load it up in the bike cart and bike 6km through a dark and not so bike friendly city to try to enrich the lives of a gaggle of GenAs who only want to throw hands and not wooden axes. Then bike it all back, repair it if needs be, and finally get to go home.
"I'm waiting for my tuktuk to decide to turn on" is not a sentence I've ever imagined needing to say, let alone message to a coworker.
Ya know that warm fuzzy, almost divine feeling you get when you power through the executive disfunction and lay waste to the fields of overthink and finally complete a task that has been holding you back for months?
Yeah, me neither.
Just an average day at work MAcGyvering a giant slingshot out of scrap metal in the semi-abondoned basement of a former special-needs school.
It's 8:30 in the morning and I'm making replacement pouches for the giant slingshots I use at work. What are you all up to?