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Peeing in the Woods
I have now officially been on the job two days and have learned the following things:
- T-Mobile does not get coverage in rural Louisiana. In fact, the people at the local walmart laughed at the suggestion that it might. Therefore, I may soon be getting a new cellphone number -- like in half an hour soon.
- The hours of the Springhill, LA library, as it seems to be the only place with internet access in the town of Springhill.
- That Springhill hosts the largest movie screen in the entirety of Louisiana. A movie screen in a theater that only shows two movies per week.
- How to read a compass. This is not nearly as involved as it looks.
- I can cross a creek by walking across a gas line pipe. This sounds much more dangerous in retrospect
- Louisiana is really, really rural.
Which leads me to the thing that I am going to have to learn that I really don't want to: How to pee in the woods. Now, it wouldn't be such a bad thing if it was an every-once-in-a-while, we're in a really remote place thing. But we are always in a really remote place, so it will be an everyday thing. I think we all know that I am not nearly that outdoorsy.
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Reading a compass? Not so hard. Lining up said compass so that TU walls are aligned N-S? Harder.
My condolences on the peeing in the woods. I know your pain.
We were south of Kennett Square this week; will be again next week. I still can't believe that there are no public bathroom-type places until Longwood. Silly Chester County ;-)
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My eyes are glued to the flist in anticipation of your rant. I always enjoy a good Western related rant.
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Suffice to say that said rant is about incorrect use of the word "ignorant".
*headdesk*
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I think I may have to pull it out (then again, she wouldn't recognize it anyway... *sigh*)