Yesterday (Friday) I didn't get up at a reasonable time again. In fact, I woke up about ten minutes before I was s'posed to leave. So I didn't really have much in the way of breakfast. I got to my brother's place basically on time, though, so that was okay.
My first full day in my brand-new cubicle. It's much nicer than the old one, and I lo-o-ove the window. Anyway, I was so sleepy all day that I kept on having waking dreams and nodding off. Not such a good thing do to when the Director of Production sits behind you. Oh, well. Michael let us off a half hour early because it was such a "nice" day. Nice my ass! It was in the 90s, which is much too hot for this lad.
Oh! My birthday presents for Miko (finally) arrived. I got him a couple E-Ticket magazines; one on Space Mountain and one on Adventureland. Hope he likes them, ass!
I had to call Carrie on the freeway to Tacoma so she could talk to me to keep me from falling asleep. When I finally did get home I did sleep for quite a while. Carrie & Mary went to the Supermall and totally lost track of time until the store they were in announced it was closing. We thought we all might go see a movie, but by that time it was much too late.
Carrie brought home a hoagie and some brie and grapes for a (very) late dinner. It was so frikkin' hot that it was too hard to sleep. Eventually around 3:00 Carrie made a determined effort to do so, and I went out and finally beat Mega Man 8 before coming back to bed and finally sleeping because it was cool enough.
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Saturday, July 24, 2004
Much too hot for this lad
posted by Christopher at 11:56 AM 
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