Random Tuesday Thoughts...Boredom, Jello and Creepers...


Things have been pretty boring lately, so my random thoughts will also be lame.  My apologies in advance...
  • My daffy cube-dwelling co-worker is off “sick” today.  Yeah for some peace and quiet!  I rejoice today, but tomorrow it will be even worse…she will be back.
  • I love my commute this time of year because I get to see all the new “babies” that have been born along my route over the Winter/Spring – baby horses (foals), baby cows (calves), baby ducks (ducklings) and baby geese (goslings).  I especially enjoy the baby cows.
  • My boss hasn’t spoken to me in two days.  I haven’t done anything wrong – we just don’t have anything to say.  I like that we don’t need to make idle chit chat with each other.
  • I’ve been trying to take a walk around the block every day at lunch hour.  I detest walking in the city – so much noise, trash and creepy people everywhere.
  • In approximately one year from today, I will be on a plane to Malaysian Borneo.  Only one detail left to figure out - how I’m going to pay for it. 
  • A guy in our manufacturing department had all of his tools put into Jello by another co-worker.  It was pretty funny to see him trying to clean the Jello off of everything.  He didn't think so...

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Comments

k said…
Bwahaha - the jello story is awesome...well, as long as you aren't the one cleaning it I suppose.

Mmm, if I didn't talk to my boss in two days, I'd get called into her office and told I was noncommunicative. Ack!

Yay for peace & quiet!!
May 4, 2010 at 11:36 AM
Raven said…
Enjoy your piece and quiet! Who knows maybe she'll be 'sick' again tomorrow.

That jello thing is hilarious!! I feel bad for him, but still it's funny stuff!

Have a happy Tuesday!
May 4, 2010 at 12:02 PM
Brian Miller said…
ha. the jello practical joke is amazing...coll about the trip, only a year...enjoy the quiet today...
May 4, 2010 at 1:52 PM
Sarah said…
I have yet to see the jello trick in real life but always hear about it and think it would be funny! Glad you get peace and quiet at least for a day. Thanks for the congrats on my test! It was hard and I'm so glad it is over. I understand the crazy busy part....seems like there is always something going on! :)
May 4, 2010 at 7:00 PM
Simply Suthern said…
I am a tool guy. I love my tools. I aint real sure how I would handle someone putting them in jello. I like jello. I dont like jello with stuff in it like fruit, nuts or my tools.

I may have to back off that a bit. Give me Jello shooters first and you can bake them in a cake.
May 5, 2010 at 12:37 PM
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