ooh, shiny!
Feb. 26th, 2002 09:03 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
deathpixieI'm making this quick, since there's a phone call I need to make and I've already put it off for a while. *grins* Yes, David cracked and calle3d me first, which is rather childish of me, but it makes me feel better about things in general. And I was going to call him when I got home any way. ;)
I saw the new court today, and verily it is shiny. And big. And full of natural light. And yes, there will be a bunch of problems with the design, especially in the office, but I have to admit, I approve of the court room itself. It's large and airy and has windows across one wall that give a view of the hills and has lots of space and basically is the kind of room you can sit in for many hours and not have your brain start oozing out of your ears. And the CEO told us today we can close the court during the week we're moving completely, so it's casual clothes and packing and unpacking, and no interruptions.
I love getting out of my work clothes. While I like to dress up and look nice, doing it daily and without choice (and having to be rather conservative into the bargain) is a pain. Besides, I'm running out of options at the moment - I ought to go clothes shopping but that costs money I'm reluctant to spend (ie waste) and it's not like I'm going to be needing it for a while.
I stopped by mum and dad's tonight on the way home, which was good, since mum reminded me about my cousin's baby's christening on Saturday. I get to see Andrea and her bub, and her brother Mark and his wife Tanya, who I don't see that often (like in, years) but I always get along well with. Just gotta figure out what to wear. *rolls eyes*
Right, I'm off. Oh, and I'm posting (next post) someting from the Amnesty meeting the other night. I suggest all the Aussies at least read it, adn hope you make some kind of reaction in terms of email.
I saw the new court today, and verily it is shiny. And big. And full of natural light. And yes, there will be a bunch of problems with the design, especially in the office, but I have to admit, I approve of the court room itself. It's large and airy and has windows across one wall that give a view of the hills and has lots of space and basically is the kind of room you can sit in for many hours and not have your brain start oozing out of your ears. And the CEO told us today we can close the court during the week we're moving completely, so it's casual clothes and packing and unpacking, and no interruptions.
I love getting out of my work clothes. While I like to dress up and look nice, doing it daily and without choice (and having to be rather conservative into the bargain) is a pain. Besides, I'm running out of options at the moment - I ought to go clothes shopping but that costs money I'm reluctant to spend (ie waste) and it's not like I'm going to be needing it for a while.
I stopped by mum and dad's tonight on the way home, which was good, since mum reminded me about my cousin's baby's christening on Saturday. I get to see Andrea and her bub, and her brother Mark and his wife Tanya, who I don't see that often (like in, years) but I always get along well with. Just gotta figure out what to wear. *rolls eyes*
Right, I'm off. Oh, and I'm posting (next post) someting from the Amnesty meeting the other night. I suggest all the Aussies at least read it, adn hope you make some kind of reaction in terms of email.
