absolutely nothing
i need a topic.
miles and miles
perfect
quotable 2
so i was catching up with joy and an old college housemate of ours this weekend, who relayed this story. apparently she has developed a bee sting allergy, and has to carry an epipen around in case of a reaction. as a bonus, she also gets to tell co-workers about it and explain how to use it, in case she can't inject herself with it. she tells us how she is explaining the process to her sort of bizarre co-worker/superior -- basically, take off the cap and jam it into my upper thigh. joy and i wait breathlessly for her co-worker's reaction, and we are not disappointed. his response, and our subsequent running gag of the afternoon:
"do you have to take your pants off for that?"
cranky
- one-ply: seriously, WTF?
- stupid double x-chromosomes.
- the people with the driving and the slowness and the gggggrrrowwwwwrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr.
- hey, everybody come by my office on fridays when i'm the only one here and ask me random things!
- happy fiscal new year's eve... now, where the hell am i going to find room for next year's files and binders??
iSurprise
so i downloaded itunes here at work yesterday. i wasn't really planning on loading any songs onto my workstation, i figured i would just use it as my cd player. [yes, i'm so old school]. lo and behold, i open itunes today and someone's playlist has shown up. with 2097 songs, 6.1 days, 11.63 gb worth of music.
this should be interesting.
[note to lana: i am currently listening to great big sea!]
update: looks like a few people have itunes running loose. could be an interesting way to expand my music horizons. it's rather amusing to see the eclectic nature of others' libraries.
out-of-context
"need a quickie?"
- my co-worker, referring to me wanting to interrupt her never-ending copy job
love. this. movie.
closeup
so i got a new [to me] monitor today. it's larger than my old one, though not extraordinarily so. however, given its size, it sits far closer to me than my old one [yeah, it's an old school crt]. i now feel like my head is actually INSIDE THE SCREEN. i could take my contacts out and probably still be okay seeing this thing. i think i'm getting a headache.