A rewarding and yet frustrating weekend.
This was the first weekend in a long while that I didn’t have multiple remotes for work and major projects to have me complicated in a long time.
I had a busy Friday night working until Midnight and had a noon remote at Hooters where I got pretty well sunburned at the Hooters/Air Force car wash.
But then I was meh.
I came home yesterday and did all my laundry and started to move things around so this morning I could take up the rest of the carpet that was going to disappear into a dumpster.
I wanted to go see a movie or do something, but everyone I tried calling was busy or not answering. So I went to see my friend Corye at the mall. We yakked and had a laugh then I headed home.
I spent the rest of the evening playing cards and reading the end of my new favorite book. I crashed at Midnight which again was weird for me.
I woke up at ten this morning and started ripping up the last of the carpet, bagging it up and throwing it in the dumpster. YEAH! After sweeping the room and taking a shower I headed off for a trip. I drove around looking for something to interest me. I made the same calls and hearing from no one, I headed to the house where I did some light organizing of my room and started to think about all the books that I have that I don’t use.
Probably going to have the streets largest garage sale or put them up on Amazon or Ebay. Right now they are taking space that I don’t have until I can get some real bookshelf’s made.
I played more poker, winning on Bodog and losing on Full Tilt, but the day was really blah.
Then I went up to work and got a lot of stuff done so I can finish up a couple of projects tomorrow.
Back to straightening stuff and throwing stuff away.
Mom would be so proud.
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This work by Sean A. Donahue is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works 3.0 United States License.
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