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The Silence of the Office: Post-Jubilee Blues and CAD Surprises

Back to Reality: The Queen’s Jubilee Weekend Ends

Well, folks, after a splendid long weekend filled with jubilant celebrations in honor of Her Majesty the Queen’s diamond jubilee, it’s time to don our adult hats, kiss the weekend goodbye, and head back to the daily grind. The office beckons, the coffee machine’s humming, and the age-old question “How was your weekend?” is being tossed around like confetti.

Office Blues and Quiet Corridors

Now, let’s set the scene. Our beloved workplace, which is usually buzzing with the clatter of keyboards and ringing phones, was quieter than a library. Why, you ask? Well, it turns out that many of my fellow colleagues decided to seize the opportunity for a well-deserved break. Can you blame them? But fear not, for there were still enough of us troopers present to maintain a semblance of lively banter.

CAD Title Sheets and Surprising Serenity

In an intriguing twist of fate, the new CAD title sheets made their debut today. As the person responsible for these mysterious and ever-so-important sheets, I was fully prepared for my phone to become an unofficial hotline for user complaints. Imagine my shock when not a single disgruntled user called me with an issue. It’s almost as if the universe decided to give me a day off from troubleshooting – a jubilee gift, if you will!

A Bargain at Old Trafford

On the topic of jubilant surprises, I decided to treat myself to a little dose of happiness today. No, it wasn’t a spontaneous weekend getaway – it was even better. I renewed my two cherished season tickets for Manchester United. But here’s the kicker – it was the most budget-friendly renewal in a couple of years. The secret sauce behind this delightful surprise? Manchester United‘s brilliant scheme, allowing 16- and 17-year-olds to grab their tickets at a tantalizing half-price. For the first time in twenty-three seasons, I had to relinquish one of the seats to another lucky soul, Lewis. Sacrifices, my friends, sometimes they’re worth it when they lead to savings.

Sibling Rivalry and an Impending Childminder Dilemma

Ah, and then there was the chaotic symphony that awaited me at home. As I walked through the front door, I was greeted by the delightful sound of my two boys engaged in a full-blown argument, as if their tiny voices were vying for the title of “Loudness Champion.” It’s moments like these that make you ponder the joys of parenthood. But don’t be surprised if the summer break sees me seeking solace in the warm embrace of the office, with the boys shipped off to the childminders. Sometimes, work can be the ultimate sanctuary.

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