Psh, first-world problems.
Apr. 14th, 2009 12:27 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
nonethefewerAnd my evening went well. I wound some yarn and watched WKRP and The Addams Family.
Some of the merino stuff is a little stiff, which I think means I need to rinse it again. Eh, no worries. I'll rinse it out after my shower tomorrow morning, maybe.
I also am dealing with a money thing I should've dealt with ages ago. And soon, I'll get to deal with another money thing. Leaving entirely aside medical bills, which I need to call the clinic and ask if I can make payments. Well, it's not a worthwhile day until I've been sick to my stomach, I suppose.
I pulled out my coffee maker, and will be taking it and a bunch of yogurts to work with me tomorrow. Frankly, the coffeemaker at work sucks like sucking things suck, which makes it hard for me to want to make coffee instead of buy it. I like mine. It's a little bit busted - the coffeepot lid doesn't flip right, and the coffee... holder... dealiebopper doesn't swing out well, one of the pegs is gone - but I adore it, and plan to use it. If I can ward off my coworker, maybe I could set the timer or something, so I come in to coffee. Alas, it is not a future-future coffeepot, which means Mondays == no timering, but eh! I like this plan.
(Or I could bribe him with coffee... He's the early guy, so he's in before me. Hm. "If I fill the coffee thing, will you turn it on, and we split it?" *taps teeth thoughtfully*)
In conclusion, I liked my vacation because, among other things, I could spend at least a day or two with my constant self-improvement process disabled. It is tiring to constantly be evaluating every situation for how I could improve and who I should be and things. It was really pleasant, to just be myself and all myself for a few days.
Coda: could it ever not be cold, please?
Some of the merino stuff is a little stiff, which I think means I need to rinse it again. Eh, no worries. I'll rinse it out after my shower tomorrow morning, maybe.
I also am dealing with a money thing I should've dealt with ages ago. And soon, I'll get to deal with another money thing. Leaving entirely aside medical bills, which I need to call the clinic and ask if I can make payments. Well, it's not a worthwhile day until I've been sick to my stomach, I suppose.
I pulled out my coffee maker, and will be taking it and a bunch of yogurts to work with me tomorrow. Frankly, the coffeemaker at work sucks like sucking things suck, which makes it hard for me to want to make coffee instead of buy it. I like mine. It's a little bit busted - the coffeepot lid doesn't flip right, and the coffee... holder... dealiebopper doesn't swing out well, one of the pegs is gone - but I adore it, and plan to use it. If I can ward off my coworker, maybe I could set the timer or something, so I come in to coffee. Alas, it is not a future-future coffeepot, which means Mondays == no timering, but eh! I like this plan.
(Or I could bribe him with coffee... He's the early guy, so he's in before me. Hm. "If I fill the coffee thing, will you turn it on, and we split it?" *taps teeth thoughtfully*)
In conclusion, I liked my vacation because, among other things, I could spend at least a day or two with my constant self-improvement process disabled. It is tiring to constantly be evaluating every situation for how I could improve and who I should be and things. It was really pleasant, to just be myself and all myself for a few days.
Coda: could it ever not be cold, please?
