I promised myself that I would nap today, and what have I done since I got home? Fuck-all, as Eddie would say.
Oh, sure, I uploading some new artwork to the art gallery, and found some pics that I took over the last two weeks while the camera was in the car. That didn’t take very long at all. Then I took some pictures of a couple of my action figures for the latest Photochallenge challenge (this week: toys), which I think came out pretty fricken good, if you ask me. But that doesn’t count as doing anything productive, I think.
Traffic on the way to work today was terrible. Of course, I was going south, and it was northbound that was a parking lot. Our DOT likes to mess with us, so they decided to paint stripes on the newly paved road in the middle of rush-hour, requiring two lanes to be closed down just outside of the downtown area. This caused back-ups from North Providence to Warwick, about 10 miles or so of highway. People in Warwick heading north were hearing about the jam, and were trying to take alternate routes, and then the alternate routes were getting jammed up because there’s construction going on there, too, and essentially, all hell was breaking loose. On the way home, I called Eddie and told him to check the traffic channel so I could decide if I wanted to take the back roads or the highway.
We went to Taco Bell for lunch today. There was a girl there who had hair that looked like it would be very fitting on some little anime chick. “All she needs now are some big ol’ anime-ish boots,” I told Eddie as we were getting into the car. “Maybe one of those funny school uniforms, with the sailor collar.”
“And a giant tenticle raping her,” he replied.
I got my ass chewed out at work this afternoon. Again. This time for something that I didn’t do - some stupid twat claimed that I told her that I’d call her back in a half hour last Friday, and never returned her call, when back in the real world, I told her that I’d try to get back to her that afternoon, because it was busy and I didn’t know when I’d be able to get back into the jewelry repair room. I’ve come to the conclusion that since I’m new, I must be the honorary whipping-boy/scapegoat for the repair department. Why? Because these old women have nothing better to do than put lighters on my desk and tell me to call people so they have more spare time to talk about their grandkids. And let me tell you, their failies are nowhere near as interesting as they think they are.