Slug Hunting

Every morning, Daniel and I go slug hunting. We look in the grass for slugs, there are many, some quite big. The bigger, the slimier. Daniel doesn't want to touch them because they are 'sticky'. On my way back home, I hunt for slugs on my own. I pick them up, look at them, and put them back. I pick them up off the sidewalk so that they don't get stepped on. I do the same for worms and caterpillars. I guess these creatures don't think about the possibility of being stepped on or frying on the hot pavement. How much mental capacity do they actually have? What do they think about?

When I was at home, there were like a thousand birds sitting in the tree tops, all of them were chattering away quite noisily. I have pictures of them to upload onto the blog soon. I have taken my camera to work with me tonight and I'm going to be taking pictures of the rooms that I clean. Tomorrow, I might get Mr.G to take a couple pictures of the gun range for me, since I don't have clearance to go in there.

I don't have much left to do after my break,

I have to:

• Sweep the stairway
• Clean the Fire Protection Lab
• Clean the fake ambulance in the Ambulance Lab
• Clean the police locker rooms
• I have to take out the garbage
• Finish cleaning the Computer Lab
• Install new toilet paper rolls in the dispensers
• Check the soap dispensers

Sounds like a lot to do, but I have 3 hours to do it all.
Most of the work is already done.

I already cleaned 2 bathrooms, 2 change rooms, most of the Computer Lab, most of the Ambulance Lab, and the lounge. They want me to go to the L building, but I'm not going in there. It looks like something from a low-budget horror flick. That's where the construction students work with all the saws and wood working tools. If I were to scream in that building, nobody would hear me. That is a scary thought. Even all the rats in that building and the skunks outside are a scary thought. I'm definately not going in that building. I have enough work to do in this building as it is.