Being thrilled at humidity under 75% amuses me, says the woman currently thinking 15% is a touch muggy.
9:15 pm, 81 degrees, 83% humidity. When I lived in Moldova, I complained about the dryness of the air, and my Coloradan colleague complained about the humidity.
Speaking of machete, apparently my sister is
not
buying me one in Belize. I have told her this clearly indicates a lack of love.
No reply to email.
I've been having vague fantasies about getting TFO of NOLA, running away to, like, San Francisco. Or Amsterdam.
For the second day in a row, I got home in time to watch the pretty colors of sunset. Tonight started out a bit bland, just some nice pinks on the clouds. But wait 15 more minutes, and the sky has every color in the rainbow. So pretty. Sure makes a nice end to the day.
Fortunately, again, my boss knows the deal, and his response to L was, "If you did it faster it's probably because you weren't doing it right."
Ha! Great response. Wise man!
It's 70 degrees, 84% humidity at 10:18 here, so think 75 to 80 degrees, 90% humidity for my party. Which I am making plans for right now.
Nora, come to SF! But not until I return from Tahoe!
The semester hasn't even started yet, and I'm already getting stir-crazy. I really need to move somewhere where there's more stuff to do.
It's 70 degrees, 84% humidity at 10:18 here, so think 75 to 80 degrees, 90% humidity for my party. Which I am making plans for right now.
Hmm. May still need layers.
I've been having vague fantasies about getting TFO of NOLA, running away to, like, San Francisco. Or Amsterdam.
This place is intense. And hot and muggy.
Why am I still up?* I was super tired two hours ago, and am even more tireder now.
* I know why. I just don't know the why of the why.
Yeah, so far dc hasn't killed me with heat (and it's hot in Seattle this weekend!) but I'm worried about new Orleans in two weeks...
Buffistas. YOU WERE IN MY DREAMS LAST NIGHT!
The offices of my work were relocated to Ohio (or possibly Chicago. I'm fairly certain it was Ohio in the dream, but when I woke up I remembered Chicago as the place. I think it's because a bunch of friends from another board were in Chicago for Lollapalooza recently). I had to be there for two days every week. I was changing flights in L.A. for this (not making a lot of sense, I know. Then again, relocating the offices of the Israeli Inter-University Computation Center to the U.S. doesn't make lots of sense either), and I was still living in Israel so I returned after every two days like this (not making a lot of se... OK, I'll stop here).
Anyways, after two weeks like this I learned there's an F2F in the city, in a hotel that's very close to where I stayed for two nights every week. I didn't tell any of you - just went to the hotel where you were staying in the free 30 minutes I had, hoping to see you. Two minutes after I entered the lobby and looked around people recognized me, and I met 7-8 of you. And one of you (a guy. I'm pretty horrible with names, even in my dreams) spoke pretty fluent Hebrew. And you fed me, and gave me some great advice about living in the city, and we had fun and it was all good.
And I realized it was a dream, because I remember being very excited and thinking "I'm meeting Buffistas! This is great! I gotta tell them that when I'll wake up!". So I am.
smonster, I'm sorry your co-worker is a pain. I'm glad your boss appreciates a job well done, and knows your doing in it.