I really don't like feeling/looking like a contractor. I'm definitely not cut out for it. Today I had to go around using CLK (caulk) and fireproof putty to fill in around conduits in the wiring closets. So that really sucked. It was messy and I didn't do a very good job. Definitely felt like I was in a different profession.
Apparently there's a rule at Bucknell that says "If any female is going to wear a polo shirt the collar must be popped." I don't think I've seen a polo shirt wearing girl yet that didn't have a popped collar. It definitely worked for them.
It was requested that I take pictures of the 200 wireless access points that I had to unpack yesterday. So I did. I'm now going to boldly go where no one has gone before and add pictures to my blog. (I know it's been done before, but not by any of my friends who have blogs so I'm the first).
That's them. If you can't tell there's a bunch more piled in that back corner too. Yup, it sucked.
After work I was walking out of the building and ran into a friend of mine who was at Bucknell to go garbage picking since it was move out day. I had my truck (suv but close enough) so I went with. I found a nice futon and it was in good condition so I took it. Don't know if I'll be able to get it to Pitt or not but it was worth a try. I had to take back roads home so as to avoid driving down Rt. 15 with the back open and a futon hanging out. Got it home alright so it's cool with me.
Tonight was my bro's band concert. Kinda odd being there, nostalgic and at the same time I was kinda glad I was done. I enjoyed when I was in the band though. Afterwards so friends of mine invited me out to Perkin's with them so since I hadn't eaten dinner yet I took them up on that. It was fun.
Work bright and early tomorrow morning.
Eric
3 comments:
That is quite the shitload buddy. You don't need to go to the gym, just lug those around all day and you'll be fine. Um, btw, you need to go ask for more $$. just a thought. probably wouldn't get you anywhere, but fo shizzle my dizzle, you are getting ripped.
I dunno about this you getting ripped stuff mendick is talking about but carrying these boxes will certainly keep the pounds off in combination with the heat so that's good. Oh and perkins is good stuff, I like getting breafast there whenever I go, ya know everytime I get 250 miles outside the city since we don't have perkins around here. Anyway, I'm out, later bud
sooo eric's story about the keys inspired me to share my own story of locking my keys in my car.
i have a dodge neon, and there aren't any actual key locks on the door...the car is locked and unlocked by that remote control thingy (you know, you hit the lock button and you hear that obnoxious "beep" like the car just took a shit). anyway, supposedly this nifty invention is intended to prevent instances of locking your keys in your car, so naturally i found a way to defy all odds and lock my keys in the car anyway. one snowy evening i had to brush my car off, so after turning the engine on (in order to turn on the defrost and whatnot) i went back outside to brush the snow off. well don't i just happen to hit the lock button on my way out of the car, like a champ, leaving me stranded outside in -30 degree weather next to a car i can't get back into...
so that's the story. obviously one of my finer moments :-P
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