![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
OKAY UM. Where to start. Eesh, it's been a long couple of days.
Last week was a little crazy. Also, I don't know if I'm just feeling burned out or lazy or what, because I've still been having a lot of trouble actually getting up in the morning - thus, I slept through my alarms and woke up at nearly five on Friday, whoops, there goes that day of work. Saturday![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
adamatari came up and we went to the Kanapaha Botanical Gardens; I took some pictures I'd like to upload, but I am too tired to do it now. >> So that will be a separate post, I suppose! There was also yummy dinner at Bonefish Grill (yay, gift card!) and then some outreachy Galileoscope stuffs.
Sunday was the first session of our Star Wars RPG, which went... rather amusingly~ My Y-wing was shot down and I required a rescue mission, during which they almost landed the ship on me (like, there were inches to spare XD) and we almost got eaten by an Estonian Death Clam. Yay? XD Also, holding your hands in front of your mouth for radio-speak is really dorky. It makes me feel so dumb. XD (Like I wasn't already, for playing a Star Wars RPG in the first place, yeah, I know.)
Then there was Doctor Who, which was again fabulous as usual and I can't believe there are only two more episodes left in this season WHYYYYYYY? D:
Also. the vet shaved Sashi's tummy.
( Well. Okay. Let's start at the beginning. )
Anyway, since I left work and picked Sashi up at the vet around two, I've just stayed home (well, I ran out to get her some baby food, but that's it). Thus, no real work done today either, since the whole morning was devoted to taking her in and then moving the office around. Maybe tomorrow will be more productive, though I might have to take Sashi in again, we'll see. Also, I have to get Nathan from the airport tonight at eleven. Must not forget!
Also, I am tired. I keep only getting a couple of hours of sleep and I do not like this plan. I should try and do something about that. Possibly why I keep sleeping in. Bah.
Last week was a little crazy. Also, I don't know if I'm just feeling burned out or lazy or what, because I've still been having a lot of trouble actually getting up in the morning - thus, I slept through my alarms and woke up at nearly five on Friday, whoops, there goes that day of work. Saturday
adamatari came up and we went to the Kanapaha Botanical Gardens; I took some pictures I'd like to upload, but I am too tired to do it now. >> So that will be a separate post, I suppose! There was also yummy dinner at Bonefish Grill (yay, gift card!) and then some outreachy Galileoscope stuffs. Sunday was the first session of our Star Wars RPG, which went... rather amusingly~ My Y-wing was shot down and I required a rescue mission, during which they almost landed the ship on me (like, there were inches to spare XD) and we almost got eaten by an Estonian Death Clam. Yay? XD Also, holding your hands in front of your mouth for radio-speak is really dorky. It makes me feel so dumb. XD (Like I wasn't already, for playing a Star Wars RPG in the first place, yeah, I know.)
Then there was Doctor Who, which was again fabulous as usual and I can't believe there are only two more episodes left in this season WHYYYYYYY? D:
Also. the vet shaved Sashi's tummy.
( Well. Okay. Let's start at the beginning. )
Anyway, since I left work and picked Sashi up at the vet around two, I've just stayed home (well, I ran out to get her some baby food, but that's it). Thus, no real work done today either, since the whole morning was devoted to taking her in and then moving the office around. Maybe tomorrow will be more productive, though I might have to take Sashi in again, we'll see. Also, I have to get Nathan from the airport tonight at eleven. Must not forget!
Also, I am tired. I keep only getting a couple of hours of sleep and I do not like this plan. I should try and do something about that. Possibly why I keep sleeping in. Bah.
