I'm happy--I was on call for the bookstore tonight, which I assumed meant that I had to be available for them to call me in if needed, but I found out this afternoon meant that I have to call them to find out if I'm needed. But, I just called and I'm not needed, so I get to go home at 6:00 and finally get around to doing all my dishes that have been piling up and watch TV. Yay!
I'm liking the job so far, but I will say that my 41-y.o. body is not too big a fan of retail work yet. My 36-y.o. body was the last one to experience retail, and it wasn't too thrilled but dealt with it. It took about an hour and a half for my feet to stop spasming last night. I'm taking my first paycheck this weekend and seeing if I can find some good-quality shoes that have the comfort level of gym shoes but don't look like them to wear instead of the cheap-o Payless loafers I'm currently wearing because they're the only closed-toe shoes I have that aren't gym shoes. (Imelda Marcos, I am not.)
Kat, can you combine Target and yoga, and then visit Grace tomorrow?
Then again, getting some sleep might be in order now that you have a little person at home with you (yay, Noah!!).
Let me know if you're visiting Gracie, I'm feeling icky and will stay home if I know she'll have company tonight.
so I will just have to inflict my rhythm guitarists on you all.
You've probably left the office, but.... link?
Because your description intrigues me and I wish to subscribe to your newsletter would like to have a visual reference.
1. I could take a nap.
ALWAYS pick nap. (Says the big fat hypocrite who is using D's evening naptime to catch up on the internets...but seriously, nap.)
ION, stories like this make me sad that Colbert is on vacation.
British forces have denied rumours that they released a plague of ferocious badgers into the Iraqi city of Basra.
Word spread among the populace that UK troops had introduced strange man-eating, bear-like beasts into the area to sow panic.
But several of the creatures, caught and killed by local farmers, have been identified by experts as honey badgers.
The rumours spread because the animals had appeared near the British base at Basra airport.
UK military spokesman Major Mike Shearer said: "We can categorically state that we have not released man-eating badgers into the area."
I'm with Zaphod's mom. Never, ever, ever turn down a chance at a nap, unless your need for a shower is even more dire.
Badger badger badger.
I'd visit Grace and/or nap.
I personally am going to nap, but I'm back to feeling like someone's wedged a pickaxe in my shoulder. Confirmation of hospitalisation can't come soon enough.
Badger badger badger.
Actually, it was at Weebl's site where I first saw that news story.
P.S. ita, the Martha Washington one-shot is out, but be prepared for... well, not a lot really.
UK military spokesman Major Mike Shearer said: "We can categorically state that we have not released man-eating badgers into the area."
You think he managed to keep a straight face?
