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and bloody tired.
Even going up in the goods lift is tiring - it's one that you have to push up doors, then pull them shut again. In other words it's very difficult to do when you're balancing on one leg.
I've spent all day writing a lab talk for tomorrow, only I've just realised I need to scan stuff, and I can't actually carry anything to the scanner. *sigh*
This building is totally not designed for anyone even semi-ablebodied. The tea room is on the ground floor. The labs are on the first and second floors. There is one crummy lift. There are now PC2 doors, which are extremely heavy and which automatically swing closed. But that's OK, because being on crutches is an OH&S hazard, so I can't actually go in the lab (not that I'd be able to do much anyway).
I'm tired. And I've still got to drive home again somehow. *sigh*
Even going up in the goods lift is tiring - it's one that you have to push up doors, then pull them shut again. In other words it's very difficult to do when you're balancing on one leg.
I've spent all day writing a lab talk for tomorrow, only I've just realised I need to scan stuff, and I can't actually carry anything to the scanner. *sigh*
This building is totally not designed for anyone even semi-ablebodied. The tea room is on the ground floor. The labs are on the first and second floors. There is one crummy lift. There are now PC2 doors, which are extremely heavy and which automatically swing closed. But that's OK, because being on crutches is an OH&S hazard, so I can't actually go in the lab (not that I'd be able to do much anyway).
I'm tired. And I've still got to drive home again somehow. *sigh*
