Ok. So. Haven't done anything artsy in years, but having the same journal on your page for over a year (or was it two?) is just silly.
Right. I'm tired... Yesterday, I started work at 8 in the morning, like I always do. I work at an ISP, we have out own optic fiber network in various places in the country. I'm one of the engineers of that network. Yesterday, a client had to have his connection installed. And our contractor was having some issues.
So, somewhere between 14:00 and 15:00 my boss dropped me off there, cause he had to go somewhere else. *Everything* went wrong... the duct that was supposed to be there in the ground, was nowhere to be found, the original ducts in the ground for the neighbor wasn't anywhere to be found either. Had to call another contractor who does combination work for new buildings, who had put the ducts in the ground for us... they had to send a guy over, cause everything they told me didn't seem to add up.
Guy came over, had a hard time remembering what happened two months ago. Turned out, the orange ducts we supplied... were lost. So, instead of a 16mm duct, they put in a 32mm duct, different color, different type, no labels, nothing on their revision. Oh, and the measurements our contractor took when they installed the neighbor, they were off by only 1,5 meters.
Later on some other stuff what was supposed to have happened earlier, hadn't been done either... so when we finally wanted to blow the fiber cable, it didn't work. A tube had to be connected somewhere along the route. Guess what? Measurements of the little box those ducts were in? Off by only 6 meters.
At 20:00 or so they were finally ready to blow the cable... and it wouldn't work. Water in the duct, some other unknown reason for it not to work, total mess. And when we finally had it nearly in... it broke. Had to start over. Then, an hour later, finally the cable was in. Fibers were welded, measurements were made... the fibers were... 100 meters long!? Cable busted. We had to start over again.
So, in the end, I started my day at 8:00 in the morning on Friday... and I went home at 1:00 on Saturday. 16 hour workday.
Guess who had terribly sore feet? Damn right I had.