Hooray for long weekends!

Hooray for long weekends spent flying from state to state to state. I left California this afternoon, spent a good 45 minutes in Arizona, and am now chilling (and by chilling I mean roasting) in Nevada. It's 110 outside, and not a lot cooler inside. I've got two hours before my plane leaves to take me back to the land of the lakes, and I'm too impatient to amuse myself like I normally would.

I slammed my finger in a door today. Not my finest hour. It's the middle finger on my right hand, so if I were to be so rude as to flick someone off, they would get an extra large finger today. I've even got a puncture wound. It almost interfered with my typing. Almost.

I've got quite the weekend planned. MS is coming to pick me up at 4am, then we're having lunch with BigSis, Bethmania, El Dueno and a host of other pool peeps at 11- then it's rest time before dinner with Rednic, Natpot, and everyone else. On Saturday I'm off to Madtown to see KenBecky and LouisPhil (HOORAY!!!) and then back for MS's big bad 22 birthday. Sunday the family fun commences, and ends on Monday, when DadY is dropping me off at Rednic's for dinner with the maids.

Only an hour and 58 minutes now. Time is just flying by.

It has been a long time since my last blog. Since then, I've had three visitors, and a couple of really long work weeks. I also got me some glasses. JenY can see again.

It's a four day work week for me- I'm flying home for MS's birthday this weekend, and am attempting to see a lot of people in three days. Especially since MomY's family is having a shindig. I'm told there will be t-shirts to identify the various generations. Hmm...interesting. Oh well. So SuperSarah was here to visit for my birthday, and she locked me in jail! Don't I look sad? So sad that you feel like you should send me a present? That's what I thought.

I'm really liking my job, and am meeting some "nice young people." I think DadY is afraid I'm becoming a hermit. But at least I'm a hermit with a really good tan.

Ok- since today is my first day with the glasses, I've got a bit of a headache. It is nice to be able to see more than six feet in front of my face, but I'm not quite used to them yet.