Weekend Update
 Okay, here's a rundown over the last few days:
Wednesday:
Work
 was quite boring, nowhere near as amazing as Wednesday's post made it 
sound. But I haven't written in a long time (not since a special story I
 wrote for Sky that I finished in April, 2004) so I decided to have a go
 at it again. This post was much tamer, heh. But I digress... I called 
Jo-Ann to see if she'd meet me for lunch, and once again, she couldn't 
make it. She did say, "We'll get together outside for lunch tomorrow. 
Girl Scout's honor, you can hate me if I don't." I was like, "Yeah, you 
say that knowing full well how important my friends are to me and that I
 couldn't hate them." Then I got home, wrote up Wednesday post (which 
took me hours) and went to bed.
Thursday:
I
 called Jo-Ann around lunch, and surprise surprise, she couldn't make 
it. "What happened to Girl Scout's honor?" I asked. She said loyalty to 
the job is more important (even though the job doesn't pay her to work 
through lunch.) I was like, "You did say I can hate you now, remember?" 
She said I'm her friend, and so I couldn't hate her.
I 
decided I was going to go outside anyways even without her, so I went to
 one of the parking garage levels and sat on one of the ledges that 
overlook the street. I just needed some air and I wanted to be alone and
 think. I hate being alone, and God knows with the type of thoughts 
going through my mind lately, a ledge isn't really the best place for me
 to be, but que sera sera.
As I was sitting there, who 
do I see down on the street? Jo-Ann, walking away from the building... 
After lunch, I give her a call and ask her what she's wearing. She tells
 me a jean skirt and a shirt. I ask what color shirt, and she says 
yellow. I'm like, "I saw you earlier with a woman in an orange dress." 
She asked how and I told her. She said they had to stop at some place a 
distance away from work.
During afternoon break, I felt
 myself drawn to the ledge again, this time on the very top of the 
parking garage. Watched all the people on the street going about their 
merry lives, and the sidewalk below seems to be calling out to me 
seductively, but I don't quite feel ready yet to make that kind of 
impression.
Work ended, I headed home, and I just 
wasn't feeling well enough to actually post anything, so I just stayed 
in bed and watched Angel and Tru Calling until it was time to sleep.
Friday:
Stopped at Burger King on the way to work, we got there at about 8:40.  It was a very simple order:
[For me:]
1 Medium #2 Breakfast Meal (which is a Double Sausage/Egg/Cheese, Medium Hashbrowns, Medium Coffee.)
[For my aunt and grandmother:]
1 Small coffee
2 Small hashbrowns
1 Ham sandwich
1 Bacon sandwich.
What
 do they bring us?  One small coffee, two small hashbrowns, a double ham
 and a double bacon.  After a lot of going back and forth, we finally 
get the order correct, and I make it into work exactly at 9:00.
Another
 boring day at work, there was practically nothing to do. Called Jo-Ann a
 few times, once again she couldn't make it for lunch or breaks. But I 
went out to the ledges again anyways without her. As I was standing 
there overlooking the street on the second level from the roof, my 
supervisor seemingly snuck up on me, and told me she was heading off and
 if I needed more work, I could ask two of the higher ups. She actually 
wasn't there to talk to me, nor was she trying to sneak up on me, it 
just turns out she had parked her car right near where I was sitting. 
Heh. When I got back to the office, Marvin told me my supervisor wanted 
me to know she was going to be out until 4, and I told him I ran into 
her in the garage. She never did she up for the rest of the day, btw.
Anyways,
 the day ended and it was time to head off, and like the prior night, I 
spent the night watching the day's episode of Angel and another Tru 
Calling.
Saturday:
Woke up late around
 12 from a phonecall from my cousin Richard, asking if I wanted to play 
Resident Evil: Outbreak online. I told him to give me a call back at 
around 2 and we'll play (I just wanted to play through in single-player 
first) so I got up, got on my PC, and soon I received an IM from my 
friend Shawn, who was making a website, and doesn't know anything about 
how, so I basically had him send me all his images, and I made up the 
general site for him to fill in with his content. By the time I was done
 with this, Richard had called back and we ended up starting to play 
around 2:30. We died, I think, twice, then actually finished all the way
 once, but then we couldn't advance to the next stage, since apparently,
 you have to have finished it in single-player mode first. So that ended
 our online gaming for yesterday. Soon after I was done playing, Shawn 
messaged me back for more help, so I spent more time helping him. 
Eventually, late last night, I managed to finish the first stage in 
single-player mode.
Sunday:
I just 
woke up, and decided to hurry up and post this before something comes up
 again to distract me. Chances are, I'm going to play through the second
 stage of RE:O, watch a few more episodes of Tru Calling, and then sulk 
for the rest of the day in preperation for the major depression that is 
tomorrow.
Shawn messaged me, thanking for me help 
making his site yesterday, it's nice to be appreciated... He needs more 
help, so that's what I'll be doing for part of today.
If
 anything changes by the end of the night, and I feel up to it, I will 
update this paragraph. If not, see you all tomorrow. 'Night. 
 
      
      


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