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bjarvisI really don't feel like being at work today.
OK, there's no revelation in that... I'm bored to tears most days. Or in a complete panic meeting someone else's insane and poorly considered deadlines.
Today, the temperatures are reaching towards 100 degrees F with extremely high humidity and "code orange" levels of ozone. In short, it will be unpleasant to be anywhere outside of a meat freezer.
At least there is some good news, of sorts. I didn't login to check work e-mail through the weekend so I was pleasantly surprised that the only e-mail messages waiting for me were automated system announcements: there were no additional oh-by-the-way-I-need-this-yesterday assignments suddenly remembered by various managers on Saturday or Sunday. Further, payday comes up on Friday, which is never a bad thing. And this coming weekend, we'll be heading to the trailer in West Virginia for the first time since May and spending some time with![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
cuyahogarvr at Roseland.
I will plod my way through the work day without enthusiasm but I will get through it.
OK, there's no revelation in that... I'm bored to tears most days. Or in a complete panic meeting someone else's insane and poorly considered deadlines.
Today, the temperatures are reaching towards 100 degrees F with extremely high humidity and "code orange" levels of ozone. In short, it will be unpleasant to be anywhere outside of a meat freezer.
At least there is some good news, of sorts. I didn't login to check work e-mail through the weekend so I was pleasantly surprised that the only e-mail messages waiting for me were automated system announcements: there were no additional oh-by-the-way-I-need-this-yesterday assignments suddenly remembered by various managers on Saturday or Sunday. Further, payday comes up on Friday, which is never a bad thing. And this coming weekend, we'll be heading to the trailer in West Virginia for the first time since May and spending some time with
cuyahogarvr at Roseland.I will plod my way through the work day without enthusiasm but I will get through it.
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do bears do it in the woods?
Date: 2006-07-19 03:00 pm (UTC)sounds like lots of fun, and stuck in the steamy heat of Trawna, I'm envious.
Now over in soc.motss , kenru was talking about an ad in a fairly mainstream (as in: not aimed at the homos) periodical (um: Interview Magazine, now I re-check), which featured this ad for Mark Jacobs (a haberdashery institution, I'm given to understand). Ken was wondering about the commentary (or lack thereof) in the media.
MY question, on the other hand, is: is THIS what it's like when youse-bears go off into the woods? Enquiring Minds Need To Know.