I'm excited about going outside again and having the A/C off.

A pleasant winter is about the best recommendation for Arizona--which is why all the old folks are down there. If I was rich, I'd live in the desert in the winter and Toronto in the summer.

that part is nice, not sure it's worth putting up with my neighbors and six months of brutal summer to have it. I like your snowbird plan, though.

Ha, two weeks of breakfasts made. Take that self-perception of slackerdom. No lunch for tomorrow, but that is okay.

I got a bunch of things accomplished this weekend, but none of them were the things on my to do list.

Writing things on your to do list after you've done them so you can cross them off is a time-honored practice.

Truth!

Walked into work and there are unscheduled closed door meetings going on. Not what I need around me on a Monday.

Dear timer that turns on the bathroom heater in the morning:

You cannot just decide not to work for no reason. That is unacceptable. Shape up and fly right.

Argh! Some idiot (ie me) left the gate open and my stupid dog (ie the dog that is too smart for his own good) decided I really meant it when I said I'd rather stay home and take him for a walk than go to work and he would make that happen.

Monday.

Dog is safely at home, gate is closed, and I am at my desk as usual, only a little late. But argh.

ETA and I managed to leave my phone at home. Good job, self.

Not entirely unrelatedly, I would like to punch any politician currently using "protect the 40 hour work week" as a talking point

Drove the roommate into work because she woke up late, so I was able to stop by Trader Joe's to return the frozen Belgian Waffles that were somehow awful. I had bought two boxes, so I gave it two tries (2 portions from the first box). I've never had anything that I actually wanted to return to TJ's before! Happily, they weren't argumentative about it so I didn't feel completely horrible about it.

Yes, I am way too guilty about stuff like this.