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[selenay]

This has been a bit of a weird week. I actually had a relatively smooth Monday and Tuesday, which was terribly odd, and right now I've not got a whole lot that I can do (usual reasons - data warehouse). I even got to leave only half an hour late both days, which was very nice.

I'm slightly worried.

However, it has given me time to do things in the evening such as reading Doctor Who fic. I've been venturing into Teaspoon and an Open Mind - there's some good stuff in there, but I skimmed through the Recent Entries section with an increasing sense of terror. Eep! I have a feeling that if I just try reading through the archives, with no recs and not looking at the Top Tens list, it's going to be a scary process. Ouch. But I will sacrifice myself for the sake of finding good stuff to review *martyred sigh* God, some of those summaries are just terrifying.

Tonight it is Pub Night and I am determined that I will resist the lure of chips and random desserts. Drinkies only tonight. Promise.

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[paranoidangel]

Slightly unrelated, but it'll make you laugh. I had a call from a recruitment agent last night and she said the job requires VBA, sequel, access and excel. And she said it twice, so she definitely said sequel. I couldn't work out what she meant, until she e-mail it through and of course sequel is... SQL! (which she seems to have decided is a skill I have, no idea where she's got that from because it's certainly not on my CV anywhere being as I've not really used it)

[selenay]

*g* I'd always pronounced it sequel (because that's what I heard other people pronouncing it) until I did my university course and was taught otherwise by my tutor :-) Recruiters are insane, though, which means she should either be excused due to insanity or berated for probably confusing 95% of the people she talked to.

[paranoidangel]

It never occurred to me to pronounce it sequel.

Recruiters are insane,

Well, yes.