Hi!Well. Another week to cross off the calendar. Was a good week, started a bit slow but certainly picked up and now, here we are at another week! Sometimes it feels like 'Groundhog Day', but that's ok - am happy to be employed in a decent gig!
So yeah. Work is good. I actually managed to finish all of my little projects to the point where I handed the last one to my boss, went b
ack to my desk and sat there for a minute while I realized I'd finished everything! Well, good girl that I am, I went back to my boss and told her I'd actually run out of real work! She laughed and together we came up with the slightest hint of something for me to do. How funny. But how embarrassing if she asked me what was I working on and I said "uh, well, nothing", and she's not stupid, she knows what my little projects are and where they're at. It was pretty funny. I kinda thought she was going to just send me home until more real work came along, but no. She's pretty cool. So I still have someplace to be tomorrow morning at 8am! Hooray!
And the weekend. The usual. Met Natasha in town, had breakfast at our favorite place, then proceeded to run up one side and down the other of Queen Street Mall looking for a dress for her and some toothpaste for me. Then came home, nap time, and went out to dinner at my favorite Italian place right around the corner from me. Mmmmmm! Man it's goooood!And today, well, here I am. Probably stayed out way past my bedtime last night and now I have no energy. But, I've done my chores and now I'm watching "Broken Flowers", Jim Jarmusch movie with Bill Murray. Jim Jarmusch is one of my all-time favorite directors. Yeah.
And that's that. Boring, I know. And I know I haven't done anything really exciting either. Too busy
going out to dinner. That's bad, I know. I'll work on a plan! Promise!So there you are. Another week in Dullsville, Australia. Well, xmas is coming, that'll be a fantastic week off. Will do stuff then!
BYE!
J!
Weekly: One Good Thing About Little Apartment #16: My favorite Italian restaurant is right around the corner from me, so I don't have to cross town or make reservations!
1 comment:
How funny that you mention a Jim Jarmusch movie. I was at Target today and saw Mystery Train for 10 bucks or something cheap like that. I almost bought it just for the nostalgia, but thought better of it. I didn't like it that much the first time around. Why have crappy nostalgia taking up space?
Sheldon
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