.....half-way through and
finished up my second 2-day program today.
I actually finished around noon and kind of feel bad about it—my company
charges a lot of money for this training—but I don’t have materials. I got back to the room after eating lunch and
the sky opened up and it has been raining non-stop for several hours now. My room is nice and dry but the domes
themselves are leaking terribly.
Another learned lesson
in Tengiz, Kazakhstan: I sent my laundry
out this morning and it came back unwashed.
I have to put a laundry list in the bag.
Wish somebody had told me and suggested where I find a laundry list to
begin with. I finally found some and, in
the process, discovered a microwave oven so I popped some of the popcorn I
brought with me.
The afternoon really
was kind of nice—I just took it easy and listened to the rain on the metal roof
and, like I said, so far my room has been dry.
The pub was open
tonight and I stopped by to take a look.
My regularly-scheduled day off--Tuesday--was uneventful--overcast, some rain, but the temperatures fell to about 68 degrees. That, coupled with the constant breeze, made it feel almost cool and people were wearing light jackets today. 105 degrees one day and 68 the next: another similarity to Texas I guess.
Got my laundry back but learned yet another "unwritten" Tengiz rule here: you have to put your shower towels in the laundry bag to get them cleaned. I'd been going nearly a week with the same towel waiting for them to change it out.
This time next week, I'll have been home a couple of days and in ten days, Devin and I will be headed for Las Vegas. So far, so good.........
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