muhahahahaha
Nov. 28th, 2006 02:13 pmSo, instead of staying home all day anxious and irritated, I bundled up and trundled out into the great white abyss that is North Seattle. It was pretty painless, actually. My bus showed up not too late. I managed to not slip on any of the icy pathways. Though there were a few dodgy moments, it's slick out there!
I made it to work with 10 minutes to spare for a big meeting (to which most of people had to teleconference).
Then I chatted briefly with my boss, who was still house-bound, who instructed me to get Pete to buy me lunch and then go home. Where he suspects we should stay tomorrow, too. I am much, much happier having my laptop. I am now content with the storm of the century hitting, provided we don't lose power.
So Pete and I grabbed lunch, and then I toyed with the idea of a cab, but was too impatient and decided to just haul my ass back out to the bus stop, where miracle of miracles, the bus appeared on time. And now I'm home. I made a quick pit stop at Starbucks (lite eggnog latte!) and for some fire logs and active dry yeast (because I was out and want to make bread today).
The one thing that always catches me off guard is how different the bus-crowd is in the middle of the day. Largely, how pungent they are. So that part's always a little scary because for some reason they all chant or shout or do otherwise socially uncomfortable things. But happily none of them brandished a knife so all was well.
Hobbes doesn't understand why I'm home. Because there's all this light outside. But he is happy I'm here, even if he hates me for not giving him a surprise mid-day meal.
As much as I miss summer, I'm very excited to start using my fireplace again! Also, snow pretty!
*bounce*
I made it to work with 10 minutes to spare for a big meeting (to which most of people had to teleconference).
Then I chatted briefly with my boss, who was still house-bound, who instructed me to get Pete to buy me lunch and then go home. Where he suspects we should stay tomorrow, too. I am much, much happier having my laptop. I am now content with the storm of the century hitting, provided we don't lose power.
So Pete and I grabbed lunch, and then I toyed with the idea of a cab, but was too impatient and decided to just haul my ass back out to the bus stop, where miracle of miracles, the bus appeared on time. And now I'm home. I made a quick pit stop at Starbucks (lite eggnog latte!) and for some fire logs and active dry yeast (because I was out and want to make bread today).
The one thing that always catches me off guard is how different the bus-crowd is in the middle of the day. Largely, how pungent they are. So that part's always a little scary because for some reason they all chant or shout or do otherwise socially uncomfortable things. But happily none of them brandished a knife so all was well.
Hobbes doesn't understand why I'm home. Because there's all this light outside. But he is happy I'm here, even if he hates me for not giving him a surprise mid-day meal.
As much as I miss summer, I'm very excited to start using my fireplace again! Also, snow pretty!
*bounce*
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Date: 2006-11-28 10:26 pm (UTC)no subject
Date: 2006-11-28 10:30 pm (UTC)no subject
Date: 2006-11-29 11:22 am (UTC)Not the snow, though. Nope.
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Date: 2006-11-29 12:15 pm (UTC)no subject
Date: 2006-11-29 06:11 pm (UTC)And dear god, how'd all those typos get in there? *hastily edits*
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Date: 2006-11-29 06:11 pm (UTC)no subject
Oh, and I keep forgetting, Happy Belated Birthday!
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Date: 2006-11-29 06:33 pm (UTC)And thank you!