Quite a day

[vanillafluffy]

I thought we were finally settled into a permanant seating arrangement, but today several of us---including me---got shifted around. I had a minor hissy fit and managed to get a place I like at the end of a row, although tomorrow, I'm going to wear pants so I can crawl under my previous desk and swap out keyboards. The space key on this one sticks. Note to self, take in a few more Q-tips to go with the little jar of rubbing alcohol I took in to clean the mouse with. The last one was bad, this one was outright filthy and nobody else does it. I sometimes wonder wtf it is that tech support actually DOES all the time....

Came home, watched Harper's Island, which is gonna be interesting. I was a little surprised by who got killed at the end of the ep---I didn't see THAT coming---and there are an awful lot of pretty 20-somethings left. Yawn. They hinted at an angsty relationship between the sheriff (Jim Beaver, hooray!) and his daughter, so hopefully he'll be around for most, if not all, of it.

And tomorrow, I need to leave the house early and see if I can pick up a cheap tire OR get someone to put the donut on for me, because the right front was almost flat when I got out of work again tonight. And there was a car parked right in front of the air pump at the nearest gas station; I had to go another two blocks and neither one of them is lit worth a damn.

Guh, I'm tired, and my week has two days left....

Comments

[pwcorgigirl.livejournal.com]

I saw a little blurb in the entertainment news on-line that Harper's Island is planned to run for only 13 episodes. It's like the idea of summer fill-in shows from our youth is making a come-back.

I'm happy Jim has more work, but I sure don't want him to disappear from SPN as a result. The world's a better place with Bobby. :)

[vanillafluffy.livejournal.com]

Remember the mini-series? That's what they're resurrecting here. This is the first one in a long time...for a while they were doing little 2-3 night movies, but that kinda died out. This is more like those BIG miniseries: The Bastard, Centennial, Roots. I hope it catches on, although I wish it wasn't *quite* so 20-something.

The world's a better place with Bobby.

How true it is!