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Weekendness.
Feb. 5th, 2006 05:29 pmAs usual, I can't seem to remember most of it, but I'm putting that down to utter exhaustion. I've been doing mostly 8 and 8.5-hour days this week in a bid to get work finished, so should at least be rewarded with flex if nothing else. Oh, and more typing from SHAO, of course, because I don't have enough to do already...
So, yes, Friday was spent doing not very much at all...
Saturday: up before midday, which is an achievement in itself. Had breakfast, then watched telly for a bit, checked email, watched the pilot episode of Twin Peaks and ate dinner, then got ready to go out to see the Capones at the Market Tavern.
Not many Brethren in attendance, really... was nice to see![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
87wt2gxq7 out and about, at least. The other bands were all quite good as well, but the only trouble with loud music is I find it sort of difficult to differentiate between them all afterwards. My ears, naturally, are still ringing.
Some random angst in the evening that was entirely due to me being a complete freak of nature, but the less said about that, the better. I don't know what triggered it, but it, does, at least, prove that I'm not as better as I thought. Though it does bode well that I haven't spent the majority of the year in tears so far, as compared to the period between June and December of 2005. So, yeah. Better, but not good.
Today was spent, er, sleeping, mostly. Got up just after 11.00 and had breakfast (boiled eggs and waffle soldiers... an interesting combination, to say the least), watched The IT Crowd from last night, missed American Idol and EastEnders, and then watched the next episode of Twin Peaks; the plot thickens. As for The IT Crowd, it's looking to be quite entertaining, at the very least...
After that, we had a nap for an hour. Then I got up, and Paul is still asleep. Ho hum.
We've set up eBay to automatically bid for the hat, as the auction is American and ends at 2.50 in the morning... as there's only one other person bidding for it, I'm hoping I'll get it...
That's about everything, I think. I'm still tired.
So, yes, Friday was spent doing not very much at all...
Saturday: up before midday, which is an achievement in itself. Had breakfast, then watched telly for a bit, checked email, watched the pilot episode of Twin Peaks and ate dinner, then got ready to go out to see the Capones at the Market Tavern.
Not many Brethren in attendance, really... was nice to see
87wt2gxq7 out and about, at least. The other bands were all quite good as well, but the only trouble with loud music is I find it sort of difficult to differentiate between them all afterwards. My ears, naturally, are still ringing.Some random angst in the evening that was entirely due to me being a complete freak of nature, but the less said about that, the better. I don't know what triggered it, but it, does, at least, prove that I'm not as better as I thought. Though it does bode well that I haven't spent the majority of the year in tears so far, as compared to the period between June and December of 2005. So, yeah. Better, but not good.
Today was spent, er, sleeping, mostly. Got up just after 11.00 and had breakfast (boiled eggs and waffle soldiers... an interesting combination, to say the least), watched The IT Crowd from last night, missed American Idol and EastEnders, and then watched the next episode of Twin Peaks; the plot thickens. As for The IT Crowd, it's looking to be quite entertaining, at the very least...
After that, we had a nap for an hour. Then I got up, and Paul is still asleep. Ho hum.
We've set up eBay to automatically bid for the hat, as the auction is American and ends at 2.50 in the morning... as there's only one other person bidding for it, I'm hoping I'll get it...
That's about everything, I think. I'm still tired.
