“Dreamline”
everyday glory, geekery, monkeys!, news and info, science and technology, Whiskey Tango Foxtrot...?!, workout December 13th, 2007Thursday – 13 December 2007
This morning started a bit oddly. My alarm went off at 6:20 and I promptly turned it off. I wasn’t in a rush to get up and on the way, so I laid in bed for a while. I drifted in and out of sleep for the next little bit. While zonin in and out, I had a dream wherein I walked out of the bedroom and turned the corner to find that I had left the front door unlocked and open overnight. And I couldn’t tell if someone had snuck in.
I woke up a little disconcerted. I also managed to drift off again…
…and had another – different – door open overnight dream.
…and, again, woke up a bit out of sorts.
Maybe I should rename the day from “No Bad News Thursday” to “No Bad Dream Thursday.”
I did some minor straightening up this morning, to make up for the complete lack of cleaning last night. There are still some things that need a little more attention, but at least I can see a little progress.
Today’s workout, after being out of the gym for a week, was… work. Like Big Daddy Kane, I got the job done, but it took considerable effort in a couple of spots:
- Bench Press: 3 sets/8 reps, 225 lbs.
- Cable Row: 3 sets/15 reps, 100 lbs.
- Incline Press: 3 sets/10 reps, 135 lbs.
- Bent-over Row: 3 sets/12 reps, 35 lbs.
- Decline Press: 3 sets/10 reps, 135 lbs.
- Push-ups: 2 sets, 15 reps/10 reps
Some of them were not pretty – and my arms were burning when I was done – but it was a good workout.
Stray Toasters
- shockpuppet and I are having (too much) fun with Chocolate Jesus Crunchies. Click the link and check out the mock-up she did for the cereal box.
- Road monkeys! BAH!
- By way of
: Discovering the Gifted Ex-Child - Finder + Cover Flow = hotness
- <rant>
I work with a number of HIGHLY intelligent people. Sometimes, however, I wonder how smart they are. Case in point: Either earlier this week or late last week, a couple of them informed me that we were out of engineeing/lab notebooks. I told them that I’d submit an order for them. As of this morning, they haven’t been delivered.
Ordinarily, I would think that this is a non-problem: There are plenty of other sources of paper (other notebooks/pads, printer paper, etc.) in the office that can be used as tide-me-overs.
But, what do I find in my email inbox as soon as I get in?
“Both [monkey-yet-to-be-renumbered] and I are looking for engineering lab notebooks. Any word on these?”
And I got the following email from monkey-yet-to-be-renumbered:
“Can we place an order for them?”
(followed by ordering information)I realize that people have affinities for certain items. But…
- …if said item isn’t available/on-hand
- …AND if someone has already said that the order would be placed for the item
- …AND that someone hasn’t said anything about the item having been delivered
…doesn’t it stand to reason that you should find a workaround until it gets there? Seems perfectly logical to me.
But, maybe that’s just me. Maybe it’s Maybelline.
</rant>
- Knight Rider storms back, new K.I.T.T. showcased
- UPS turns to software to cut down on left-hand turns
- It’s snowing again.
Namaste.
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