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coineineagh

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Q: Happy er-ling-yi-wu

I have 3 days off with the family, then I have to pay back with a longer working week. I just wish they'd given me today off: My wife has to drive to the city to pick me up, because there are no carpools in the evening. Wel'll be home after 10PM, but at least on time for the celebration. No big party, just enjoy the passing with our family.

Did anyone else have to work today? Anyone stranded or stuck somewhere, wishing they were somewhere else? (Yes, an open-ended question makes for great joke bait)

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Worked today, but I have tomorrow off. I'm having a quiet one listening to my radio station from home. I'll finish this beer just like I finished the 3 before it then probably crack another and see where I go after that.

Anyway, xin nian kuai le

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