Talk About Work Thread

Wynter wrote:Too bad I have no husband. :shamefulcry:

Slight problem, then.

Way back at my first real job, a couple of employees at my company were caught after hours in a janitor's supply room doing the wild thing.... :hehe:

Wynter wrote:

So you won't be in Shanghai when I come to visit in March? :puppydog:

I'll be hopping between Shanghai and Guangzhou for a while. If you are coming to China let me know when and where to, and I'll try to plan my schedule around this.

Wynter wrote:

I've always had this fetish of going to my husband's workplace during lunch for a quicky in his office.

Too bad I have no husband. :shamefulcry:

Thank you for the offer(?) :naughty:

However my office in Shanghai is open-plan. Sex in the office will provide entertainment for more than the two of us... :hehe:

Wynter wrote:
But seriously, I could have met up with him for a coffee or something. :pout:

I'd love to take you to a meal - consider it repayment for all the nice photos you posted in the Food thread. If your schedule permits we can even take a day trip to nearby cities such as Suzhou or Hangzhou - very picturesque locations.

thtl wrote:

Thank you for the offer(?) :naughty:

However my office in Shanghai is open-plan. Sex in the office will provide entertainment for more than the two of us... :hehe:

Awwwww that's too bad. I'm not quite the exhibitionist yet.

thtl wrote:

I'd love to take you to a meal - consider it repayment for all the nice photos you posted in the Food thread. If your schedule permits we can even take a day trip to nearby cities such as Suzhou or Hangzhou - very picturesque locations.

That would be lovely! I don't think there would be a problem if I took a day off the tour to do my own thing. The other three teachers I'm travelling with are more than enough to take care of the 28 students in my absence.

Btw, what is the weather like in March? I'll be there March 8-18, I believe.

Wynter wrote:Too bad I have no husband. :shamefulcry:

There's always the principal or a student. Just one thing, if you get caught, don't try to run to Mexico, it won't work. :P

thtl wrote:However my office in Shanghai is open-plan. Sex in the office will provide entertainment for more than the two of us... :hehe:

:lol:
I wish you the best. It's never easy to move to another town and to leave everything behind. Except when you hate the place you're living. :hehe: When you're not single and own a house and stuff... it's a pain.

thtl wrote:Thank you for the offer(?) :naughty:

However my office in Shanghai is open-plan. Sex in the office will provide entertainment for more than the two of us... :hehe:

The Event of 2008!!! :hehe: :hehe:

Wynter wrote:

That would be lovely! I don't think there would be a problem if I took a day off the tour to do my own thing. The other three teachers I'm travelling with are more than enough to take care of the 28 students in my absence.

Btw, what is the weather like in March? I'll be there March 8-18, I believe.

So it's a school trip, eh? Is the school paying for it or the parents? Sounds rather unusual for a high school to organize a trip half way round the world. Is your destination limited to Shanghai? Or will your group be visiting other parts of China?

Early March in Shanghai is a bit humid and chilly - although it'll probably feel like summer to you lot who are used to much colder weather. The temperature ranges from high single digit to mid-tens.

thtl wrote:So it's a school trip, eh? Is the school paying for it or the parents? Sounds rather unusual for a high school to organize a trip half way round the world. Is your destination limited to Shanghai? Or will your group be visiting other parts of China?

Early March in Shanghai is a bit humid and chilly - although it'll probably feel like summer to you lot who are used to much colder weather. The temperature ranges from high single digit to mid-tens.

The parents are picking up the tab for the China trip from what I gather.

When I was in school, we were lucky to take a trip to any of the local museums. :sweat:

thtl wrote:

So it's a school trip, eh? Is the school paying for it or the parents? Sounds rather unusual for a high school to organize a trip half way round the world. Is your destination limited to Shanghai? Or will your group be visiting other parts of China?

The parents pay to send their children. It's open to the entire school and anyone student can go. I try to do one every year. We'll be visiting Shanghai, Beijing, and Xi'an (over 10 days).

Early March in Shanghai is a bit humid and chilly - although it'll probably feel like summer to you lot who are used to much colder weather. The temperature ranges from high single digit to mid-tens.

I think our weather is relatively similar, because it's usually like that in our March as well... tho we rarely hit the double digits until about April. Thanks for the tip! I'm sure when I get closer to the departure date, I'll be annoying you with more questions. :mrgreen:

Wynter wrote:

I've always had this fetish of going to my husband's workplace during lunch for a quicky in his office.

Too bad I have no husband. :shamefulcry:

Or it could be a boyfriend or something similar. :naughty:

cori wrote:Or it could be a boyfriend or something similar. :naughty:

Voice of experience? :beaten: :hehe:

cori wrote:

Or it could be a boyfriend or something similar. :naughty:

LOL!

I think I'm too oldfashioned. :ashamed:

bmwracer wrote:
Voice of experience? :beaten: :hehe:

:angeldevil:

Wynter wrote:

LOL!

I think I'm too oldfashioned. :ashamed:

I wish I could be that way too, but I have a feeling I won't get married for a loooooong time. :sweat:

cori wrote:

I wish I could be that way too, but I have a feeling I won't get married for a loooooong time. :sweat:

I think it's because I'm old-fashioned that I won't be married for a long time either.

Ah well. :sweat:

Cheapskate boss won't fix our A/C: the compressor has tanked and since it's Fall/Winter she sees no point in getting it fixed at the moment... Even though it's over 80F outside. :grumble:

The boss must be Ebeneezer Scrooge's wife. :shakehead:

bmwracer wrote:Cheapskate boss won't fix our A/C: the compressor has tanked and since it's Fall/Winter she sees no point in getting it fixed at the moment... Even though it's over 80F outside. :grumble:

The boss must be Ebeneezer Scrooge's wife. :shakehead:

Yeow! That sucks :(

Anime Dad wrote:Yeow! That sucks :(

She wouldn't sign her own Stay of Execution if it cost her any money to do it. :shakehead: :shakehead: :shakehead:

bmwracer wrote:Cheapskate boss won't fix our A/C: the compressor has tanked and since it's Fall/Winter she sees no point in getting it fixed at the moment... Even though it's over 80F outside. :grumble:

The boss must be Ebeneezer Scrooge's wife. :shakehead:

she prolly thinks if you guys are hot, just walk outside.

My boss has a nice boat: about 8m long, $125K replacement value. But that's not good enough for him, so he's buying a new one. 12m/36ft - and about $600K. And he's keeping the other one as a "Fishing boat" :banghead: