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I met with Dana on Tuesday about the schedule overlap. She said the Tuesday slot works better for her now that her other class moved to Thursday. I told her I can keep Tuesday if we start at 2 instead of 1. That gives me time to finish the morning errands first. We agreed to try 2 PM next week and see if the room is free then. I checked the room sign-up sheet after, and nobody had it booked for that hour. I'll send her a reminder the day before so we do not miss each other again.
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I changed the meeting time to 2 PM this week. I looked at my calendar and I had a conflict with the old 11 AM slot. I need to leave by noon for an appointment on Thursday, so I moved it later. I told Sam and Dana about the change over email yesterday. I am not sure if the new time works for everyone, but I think it is better than canceling. I will send a reminder tomorrow morning with the room number again. I might keep the 2 PM time for next week too if it goes well.
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I stopped at the store on the way home from work tonight. Traffic was heavier than usual, so it was almost 6:30 by the time I got there. I only needed a few things: bread, milk, eggs, and something for dinner. I ended up getting a frozen pizza because I didn't want to cook. I was home by 7:15 and put everything away.
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Yeah I finally got around to checking that message you sent last Tuesday. Sorry it took me so long.
The whole week just turned into one long meeting marathon and I fell behind on everything.
Anyway, I read through the notes and I think your idea is solid. Let me think about it more tonight.
I should be able to get back to you by Thursday morning with a real answer.
My kid had a school thing this afternoon so my evening got eaten up.
Talk soon. Hope your weekend actually felt like a weekend.
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Just got back from the park with the kids and finally sitting down to reply.
That recipe you sent actually worked out really well, even though I messed up the timing on the first try.
We added a bit more garlic than it called for and it was better for it.
The weather turned cooler today, which honestly made the walk a lot more pleasant.
I still need to fix that squeaky hinge on the back gate, maybe this weekend.
Let me know if you still want to borrow the cooler for your trip.
No rush either way. Take care.
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Honestly, I wasn't sure either until I looked again this morning. The printer was stuck on the last page, so I opened the tray and found a small folded note stuck under the roller. It had a few measurements I'd written down weeks ago. The whole thing took about five minutes to fix, and then the pages came through clean. I think the trick is checking the paper alignment first instead of restarting it. Anyway, that's what worked for me.
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I left the window open last night, and this morning the whole room smelled like rain and cedar. The cat was sitting on the sill, perfectly still, watching a squirrel run along the fence. I made coffee and stood there for a while, just listening. Then I remembered the neighbor mentioned they were heading out early. Sometimes the quiet moments before everyone wakes up are the best part of the day. Nothing else got done for an hour, and I don't regret it.
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I have a meeting next Tuesday at 9 AM in the conference room near the front desk. We are going over the new schedule for June. I wrote down three questions about shift changes and overtime rules. Last month we started at 8:30 and ran late, so I plan to get there ten minutes early. I also decided to bring a printed copy of my schedule request instead of showing it on my phone. After the meeting I will stop by HR to confirm that my vacation days in July are still approved. That way I can fix any problems before the end of the week.
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I met with Sarah on Tuesday to go over the schedule. We sat down for about forty minutes at the coffee shop near the office. The main thing we talked about was moving the project review from Friday to Thursday. I told her I would send the updated times by Wednesday morning. She said she needed to check with two other people before confirming. After the meeting, I wrote down the changes in my planner so I would not forget. I also called Tom to let him know the review might move a day earlier. He did not answer, so I left a message. I plan to follow up with him after lunch today.
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I'll be back in the office next week. I've been working from home since the 12th. My desk setup is still the same as before. I checked with Tim about the shared calendar, and the room for our Tuesday check-in is open. I'm planning to come in around 8:30 each day. Last month I was getting there closer to 9:00, but the earlier train works better now. I also need to pick up my badge from the front desk. They said I could do that on Monday before 9:00. After that I'll catch up on the files I couldn't access from home. I already put my lunch in a bag for the first day. I'm not sure if the second floor kitchen is still stocked, so I'll bring my own coffee too. I told Dana I'd stop by her desk after the morning meeting. I have a few paper forms she needs to sign. I should be settled back in by the end of the week.
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I have a meeting next week on Thursday with the building manager. It is about the parking situation behind the main office. We sent a few emails back and forth, and I said I would come by in person. It will be at 2 PM, which works better for me than the morning. I was told the meeting might last 45 minutes. After that, I am planning to stop at the hardware store on the way home. I need to pick up a new mailbox latch because the old one broke off last weekend. I already checked the price online. It is about six dollars. I am not expecting the meeting to change much, but I want to hear what the manager has to say about the reserved spots. I will bring a copy of my lease just in case.
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Hey, I just got back from that trail run and honestly it was the most ordinary thing that happened all week. The fog sat really low near the ridge and I kept thinking the light would break, but it never did. Sometimes the most forgettable mornings make the best stories later, the kind that just kind of float into the background of a long drive. Anyway, I am rambling now. Hope your Tuesday was nice.
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Thanks for checking in about the weekend plan. I think the best option is probably the place with the long tables near the east entrance, the one that makes the seasonal stew but never runs out by noon. Bring a light jacket because the breeze off the water picks up right after three and it is colder than you think. We can meet at the corner by the old oak and walk over together. If anything changes I will send a note before we head out. That should cover everything for now.
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I'll be home later tonight. I'm stopping by the grocery store after work to pick up a few things for the week, mostly bread and some fruit. The traffic on Maple Street has been slow the last couple days because of road work, so that will add maybe twenty minutes. I know I said I'd be back by six, but now it looks closer to quarter past. I'll text you when I'm leaving the store so you have a better idea of the exact time.
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I've been looking at my calendar to sort out when we can meet next. Tuesday is out because I have a dentist appointment at 9:30 and it will run long. Thursday usually works but this week my sister is visiting and I said I'd pick her up from the bus station around noon. So I think Wednesday is best. I can do any time after 10 AM on Wednesday. Last time we met at 8:30 and it felt a little rushed for me after dropping the kids off. I'd rather start at 11 if that works for you. That gives me time to get coffee and go over my notes. I checked and the room on the second floor is open then. I'll reserve it unless you'd rather meet somewhere else. Let me know by Monday evening.
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I'll be back in the office next week starting Monday. I was working from home the past two weeks because of the kitchen repair. The contractor finished on Thursday, so I don't need to be around for that anymore. I'll switch back to my normal 8:30 to 5:00 schedule. It will be easier to handle the paper files that way.
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Absolutely, I'd be glad to assist with that. Just tell me what you need and I'll do my best to track it down. By the way, I've been curious about how things are going with your project. Speak with you soon.
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Hey, I finally moved that box of books out of the hallway like you asked. Took way longer than I thought because the bottom was full of old photo albums and I got distracted looking through them for about an hour. The ones from that summer trip to the lake are still hilarious, especially the one with the canoe tipped over.
Anyway, the hallway is clear now and I vacuumed behind where the box was sitting. There was a ridiculous amount of dust and a couple of pens I thought I lost months ago.
I also pulled out the recycling bin to the curb since it gets picked up early tomorrow. The bin was pretty full, mostly cardboard from those packages that arrived last week. Next time I will actually break the boxes down before tossing them in.
Oh, and I found your blue sweatshirt wedged behind the couch cushion. It is in the laundry basket now.
My plan for the rest of the evening is just to make some pasta and maybe watch a documentary. Nothing too exciting.
Anyway, the hallway is clear now and I vacuumed behind where the box was sitting. There was a ridiculous amount of dust and a couple of pens I thought I lost months ago.
I also pulled out the recycling bin to the curb since it gets picked up early tomorrow. The bin was pretty full, mostly cardboard from those packages that arrived last week. Next time I will actually break the boxes down before tossing them in.
Oh, and I found your blue sweatshirt wedged behind the couch cushion. It is in the laundry basket now.
My plan for the rest of the evening is just to make some pasta and maybe watch a documentary. Nothing too exciting.
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I think I accidentally left my umbrella at the office yesterday, or maybe it fell out of my bag on the way to the parking garage. Honestly could be either one. If you happen to walk by the front desk later and see a dark green one with a wooden handle, would you grab it for me? No rush at all.
I also meant to tell you that the new coffee place on the corner finally opened. I walked past this morning and the line was out the door, which is either a great sign or just opening week chaos.
Maybe we can check it out Thursday if you are around. I am curious about their iced latte but also want to see if their pastries are as good as people keep saying online.
By the way, the little succulent on my windowsill has somehow survived another month, which feels like a personal victory.
Let me know about Thursday and I will figure out the rest of my week from there.
I also meant to tell you that the new coffee place on the corner finally opened. I walked past this morning and the line was out the door, which is either a great sign or just opening week chaos.
Maybe we can check it out Thursday if you are around. I am curious about their iced latte but also want to see if their pastries are as good as people keep saying online.
By the way, the little succulent on my windowsill has somehow survived another month, which feels like a personal victory.
Let me know about Thursday and I will figure out the rest of my week from there.
