I have bubbly in the fridge for after my 6:30 (ugh) work meeting tonight. And celebratory Indian food scheduled for delivery. It was so nice to listen to speeches from people who I didn't want to slap every other sentence. The unity message was nice, as long as we don't forget the justice aspect of things. And Michelle Obama looked amazing!
Mal ,'Our Mrs. Reynolds'
Natter 77: I miss my friends. I miss my enemies. I miss the people I talked to every day.
Off-topic discussion. Wanna talk about corsets, duct tape, butt kicking, or physics? This is the place. Detailed discussion of any current-season TV must be whitefonted.
I have an appt with my ugh physicians asst at 3:45 so no early celebrations for me.
Last night on a Zoom, I had my first glass of wine in a while. Went well.
Still cool with living mostly dry.
I have a headache but did watch a chunk of the inauguration (starting with JLo I think, and through most of his speech). Relief.
Also rescheduled my dentist appointment that I had forgotten about tomorrow, the receptionist said they got their first shots last week and I was like “cool, let’s do this after your second shots?” Just a routine cleaning, and I deliberately went in July thinking “transmission will be worse this winter”, so not fussed about waiting until April. Just glad they weren’t mad I didn’t call before today!
I have almost caught up with my email backlog. So close.
I ended up getting a waterfall of urgent work yesterday afternoon that kept me working until after 8:30 last night. But one of the solutions I turned in prompted the company's owner to say she loved it and call me a genius in writing, so I guess it was worth the extra time on the clock.
Very nice, Matt!
A colleague called me like the minute the inauguration ceremony was over, asking me intense work questions about other people's areas of expertise, and I was just like, "I have no idea! Are you kidding me??" I did not actually say that, but it was basically the upshot. Just send me an email, sheesh.
Congrats on the vaccine availability, Shir! That's incredible!! Even general old people aren't able to sign up for anything yet where I live.
My dad (the grocery store worker and heart patient) gets his first shot of the vaccine on Monday, which is coincidentally the day after he turns 79.
That is a relief, Steph!!
I have not done anything celebratory because my day so far has been consumed by work and last-minute meetings. Unless eating a sandwich using bread that I baked myself counts?
Yay Steph's dad!
Have we seen the marching band yet??? I just got to get on because work was so zoom meeting heavy.