Jeez, I never realized that engineering involved so much sitting around and doing nothing. I need 2 fittings welded before I can do anything else on my rig and we only have one person who can do the welding. (well, I could probably do the welding, but it wouldn't be as perfect or as shiny as his welds, and I wouldn't trust my welds to hold super-critical methane at 1000PSI and 800C) Since he has been busy for the last few days, I have had nothing to do. At first it was nice, but now I'm getting so bored and I feel guilty about how little work I have been doing. Bleh, there has to be something to do around here....
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I'm not going to get any real rest until after the end of the fiscal year (Jan. 31st)...so believe me when I say this:
Take full advantage of your downtime. Trust me...when shit does hit the fan @ your job, you'll think of days like today when you're kicking back. I wonder if they'll let you have some some Irish "Coffee" @ work
Take it easy bro...for me! *waves*