Do you happen to need a coffee table, Jesse?
This weekend:
Saturday is our company's disaster recovery test, and I have to be at our disaster site in Queens at 6:00am!!!
Sunday is one of the largest street festivals in the country.
Some time in between, I kind of want to go see Rachel Getting Married, but I'm also kind of afraid of my reaction to films about dysfunctional families. I need to get more friends so that I don't have to watch movies alone.
This weekend is a little off. Due to the economy sucking, they've been shaving off hours at the bookstore, so I'm only on call for Saturday night (when I normally have a definite 9-4 shift instead).
I am working at the law firm on Sunday and have already been warned that it's going to be busy with tons of clients, so we'll probably be there for at least 4-5 hours (I was told when I was hired a few weeks ago that the average shift would be 2-3 hours, but I don't mind picking up some extra cash).
I have a feeling that's the way things will be for a while--retail cutting back hours, and the bankruptcy law firm giving me extra.
weekend plans:
schoolwork
Going out to dinner for our anniversary (courtesy of my folks)
Cooking a potroast
Playing Kill Dr. Lucky with our neighbors (Tom wants to review it for a website)
I am so expecting to get a cold since when we went on the rez on Monday about half the kids were vividly describing how they were throwing up from strep throat. Knock on wood.
Jesse, whyfor Ikea?
Because it's there? I still haven't taken the boat! to Ikea!
I'm also kind of afraid of my reaction to films about dysfunctional families. I need to get more friends so that I don't have to watch movies alone.
My reaction to films about dysfunctional families is *why* I go see them alone. I'm too embarassed about getting all weepy or catatonic in front of people I know.
There's a boat to IKEA?
This is what I'm saying! It goes from my office to the Brooklyn Ikea! I can't believe I never went on a half-day Summer Friday.
I was also mocked by a friend this morning for wearing my favorite flannel shirt--
a) it was 59 degrees when I took the kids to school and
b) it's my "comfort shirt." Dress Black Watch plaid that I've had for... ten years, at least. It's as soft as a baby's butt and I wear it when I'm deep into writing.
I can't believe she mocked me.