I forgot to mention in yesterday’s entry that I met Chris’ (zinnian‘s) friend Daniel last night at dancing. What a hunk of man he is, and he seemed nice, too. Bonus. Loved that tuft of hair poking out of the front of the collar of his shirt. But I digress… This is a very cool … Read more
My alarm went off at 8:15, and though I was supposed to wake up Irene, I smelled coffee as soon as I opened my eyes, and I knew she was already up. Along with our coffee, I had a hardboiled egg, and some toast, and she passed on breakfast before we left for our walk. … Read more
I met Kevin (av8rdude) at Helios, where I hung out until it was time to pick up Irene at the airport. Mid-afternoon, I had their Pimento Cheese sandwich, which I’d never had before. Delicious! And only $.50 more than PB&J sandwich. As I went up to order, this guy named John who did the ride … Read more
I worked form home this morning, still editing the Users Guide for IDI. Tedious. Lots of markup. I got to work at just after 11:30, and met Courtney in the lobby of B510 at 11:45. We stopped by the cafeteria, where I bought a sandwich, and then we went up to my office to work … Read more
I spent the afternoon at Helios today, enjoying a cup of coffee, while completing my blog entry for yesterday, and writing a long overdue letter to a friend. I had on sandals and sat inside, not because it was too hot outside, but because I didn’t feel like dealing with screen “contrast issues” on my … Read more
I worked in the office today, and began my edit on the IDI team’s User Guide. It was written by some writers in Norway, and I was warned that they are on the circumlocutory side. They are. I met Suzanne for lunch. It was book club lunch, but when only two people attend, it’s hardly … Read more
I had an entirely lazy day today. Yay, me. I listened to a lot of The Da Vinci Code today, including during my 55-minute walk around Lake Johnson. I had some Gorton’s Grilled Fish Fillets, specifically the with a side of white steamed rice. Yum. I had coffee at Helios at when it closed at … Read more
Robert and I met Mary, her mother, and Kelly at Memorial Auditorium at the Progress Energy Center for the Performing Arts to attend today’s performance of Gioachino Rossini’s Il barbiere di Siviglia. In the lobby, before Kelly arrived, I reviewed my mindmap for today’s performance with Mary and her mother:
I got 10 hours of sleep last night, waking up at 7:00AM. Never being up that early, I couldn’t tell if it was just a gloomy day, or if the sun just wasn’t fully up yet. At about 9:45, I got a call from Raj, whom I was supposed to meet at 9:00 at Chick-Fil-A … Read more
In the spirit of the iconic symbolism and cryptology frenzy around The Da Vinci Code, I offer: Written across the wall of the cave were the following symbols: It was considered a unique find and the writings were said to be at least three thousand years old! The piece of stone was removed, brought to … Read more