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eee1313Today needs to be over already. I'm mostly packed for the trip, except for the things I need before leaving, like contact solution for tonight and deoderant for tomorrow morning. I am very excited for vacation.
I forgot to log in to the airline website precisely 24 hours before our flight tomorrow to get our boarding passes. This means that I logged in 23 hours and 40 minutes before our flight, and yet we're stuck in boarding group B. Dangit. If only I hadn't been so wrapped up in my actual work. Phooey.
For some reason, I have the theme to Big Top Pee-Wee stuck in my head. Mind you, I have never seen Big Top Pee-Wee. My brain is a strange creature.
The Scientist has his interview in a little under an hour. Please think good thoughts for him. If all else, when today is over he'll have seen the inside of Argonne National Laboratory, and I'll probably live my whole life without seeing that. So he's one up on me already. (Frankly, I'm intrigued by the white deer. I read in one of those "ghost stories of Chicago" books that people sometimes mistake seeing the white deer for "ghost deer." That always made me laugh.)
Seriously, is today over?
I forgot to log in to the airline website precisely 24 hours before our flight tomorrow to get our boarding passes. This means that I logged in 23 hours and 40 minutes before our flight, and yet we're stuck in boarding group B. Dangit. If only I hadn't been so wrapped up in my actual work. Phooey.
For some reason, I have the theme to Big Top Pee-Wee stuck in my head. Mind you, I have never seen Big Top Pee-Wee. My brain is a strange creature.
The Scientist has his interview in a little under an hour. Please think good thoughts for him. If all else, when today is over he'll have seen the inside of Argonne National Laboratory, and I'll probably live my whole life without seeing that. So he's one up on me already. (Frankly, I'm intrigued by the white deer. I read in one of those "ghost stories of Chicago" books that people sometimes mistake seeing the white deer for "ghost deer." That always made me laugh.)
Seriously, is today over?
