pmsumner

psumner is a Giant Squid that fires Rockets, and has a single Horn on its Forehead and Heavy Metal Armour.
(Strength: 7 Agility: 4 Intelligence: 8)
Unleash your Giant Battle Monster.

Assessment at work today. 30 questions on everything from billing through to 3G network stuff. Wasn't difficult but wasn't easy. Finished it all, which is more than a lot of the people in the room did :) 10 people now instead of 9, and apparently it's changed from being 6 positions to 4?!

*le sigh*

I really worry about T-Mobile's organisation and communication somedays.

I can't wait to find out about the job. I want to know now. I wan' I wan' I wan' I wan' I wan' to know about it now!

I'm tidying again today. Washing and drying and cleaning and washing up that huge pile of dishes and cutlery sat by the sink. I need a washer of dishes who isn't me.

Oh sod it, let's just come out with it - today I am not a happy bloke. No reason. Just quite happy to be sat with the TV and the PC and not bothering with anyone and anything and ignoring everything outside these windows.

It's the only way to spend the day.

1. What time do you wake up on weekday mornings?
Betwen 6am->12midday dependant on shifts

2. Do you sleep in on the weekends? How late?
Depends if I am working or not. I tend not to sleep beyond 10am, because if I do, I tend to turn into a nocturnal beast :)

3. Aside from waking up, what is the first thing you do in the morning?
I don't have a routine.

4. How long does it take to get ready for your day?
Between 10seconds and 7hrs. If I wake up late, I will simply put on clothes and run. If I am feeling lazy and depressed, I won't get ready until the evening if I have to go out.

5. When possible, what is your favorite place to go for breakfast?
I can only remember ever going out for breakfast in the US, and that was to Denny's. ofc there's always work greay fry ups which are always good but I try to avoid them.

1. What were your favorite childhood stories?
Roald Dahl, all the way.

I went through a stage of reading lots of Secret Seven books, and then at school found Arthur Ransom and then also found Douglas Reeman.

2. What books from your childhood would you like to share with [your] children?
Dahl - I think that all kids should be shown that stories don't all have to be happyclappy stories.

3. Have you re-read any of those childhood stories and been surprised by anything?
Not re-read the kids books lately, I think my mum gave a load to charity. Disappointing - but I have reread some of his more "adult" books which I think are all amazing.

4. How old were you when you first learned to read?
God-only-knows. I remember reading at 5, but my earliest memories are from 5...

5. Do you remember the first 'grown-up' book you read? How old were you?
Nope, and no idea :)