That t is really tempting...
Hey, does anyone know if "rugged up" is a Britishism for "wrapped up"? And would someone have used that term (a lower class person) in the 1850's?
I'm seeing is as modern slang for Australia and Canada, but getting no love otherwise.
Stuck at the doctoe trying to get cleared to return to work. It feels like more trouble than it's worth at this moment.
Whoa. Being admitted to the hospital last night and getting the cocktails correctly meant I could come into the office today with nothing but normal Monday morning hesitation.
On my chair is a "WOW AWARD" for this weekend's deployment, a pin saying "I RADIATE PURE AWESOME" and...a $100 AmEx gift card.
(She called me MVP!)
I think I might wear the pin today...I'm toying with it...whoa.
I think "rugged up" means wrapped up (warmly) because horse blankets in the UK and Australia are called rugs.
Wear the pin, ride the wave of positivity!
I am glad at least that after your sucky weekend things are looking better at work. Thanks, universe for remembering (FOR ONCE) my "No Piling On My Friends" edict.