Oh, if you’re looking for suggestions there’s also Super Jojo, Little Angle and Super Supremes. Then the million iterations of Baby Shark by Pink Fong as well…
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Good morning!
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Hey ya’ll.
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Morning people of the palace
I am finally caving and gonna try to sell the office content on facebook market place, I have tried every single place I could find and the furniture is to old… So Im gonna put the items up for R1500 ish each (The good condition ones and the rest between R500 - R1000) And hope for the best.
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Let us know when you put it up, I’ve got a couple of friends in CPT
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I sha do so once we have found dad new trainers that fastens with velcro only…
Am I pleb for having plain butter bread with a cuppa tea?
Oh ja and don’t forget to dunk ya bread into the tea before each bite.
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This month feels like the longest month of the year
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These two comments go perfectly together 
End of the month cuisine!
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Nope, not a Pr.Eng because honestly, the heavy amount of intense pushing in my final years of Uni for us to spend so much of our very tiny, brand new salaries on being ECSA Candidate Engineers for 2 whole years was really disconcerting, reeked of desperation, a bit of an elitist boys club, and came across as a money-making racket. That was the vibe we got from the ECSA reps every time they tried to sell us on joining. It’s almost more annoying than timeshare sales agents. It made me not want to have anything whatsoever to do with them at all.
This feeling was amplified when I found out that only the chief engineer of the company or on consulting engineering projects usually had to be a Pr.Eng (I was in Industrial engineering). The ECSA reps were insistent that my company would pay for my candidacy because having a Pr.Eng benefits them as well. So I approached my company and they had zero interest in doing it. I considered doing it myself, only to be told that I needed to find a Pr.Eng in my organisation who would be my supervisor as they had to confirm that I was doing my job in accordance with proper engineering practice etc.
Two problems: I wasn’t working as an engineer, and there were no Pr.Eng folks in my hierarchy to supervise me. So I left it alone. Now I’m in a completely different field to my original one. I’m still not working as an Engineer, officially, and I don’t know how or where I would find anyone who would be able to supervise my candidacy for two years if I decided to actually get my Pr.Eng. Also it’s still crazy expensive and I am not in a position where my work could result in grand liability of the sort that ECSA insurance covers.
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Yo. Morning.
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Happy itchy eyes Wednesday everyone.
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Morning people of the palace
Sinusitis sucks
Also aggravated by all the canola fields blooming at the moment - who wants to go burn the fields?
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Good morning everyone
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I didn’t even know such things were viewable on Google Maps.
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I don’t know about you, but that’d make things much worse for me. They’re burning the brush around our fence and I am suffering…
Also, cooking oil is expensive AF right now, so let’s not start burning the fields 
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Yeah, don’t burn the fields.
The National Shutdown looks like a flop.
Don’t they know you need to restart?
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That might be but its killing meeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee
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