Monday, February 25, 2002

Mon
25
Feb
2002

Enron Humor

Oh, here's something that's been circulating around Marcus' office:

Enron cell phone trouble
Mon
25
Feb
2002

Snow Day

Marcus decided to stay home from work today. The weather was really icky when we got up. The highway wasn't closed and he was going to go until Byers and Bennett schools closed, then he decided to stay home and study for is Cisco certification. I'm kind of glad he did. I hate worrying about him driving in bad weather. I'm off today, so I don't have to go in, either. YAY!

I guess it's a good thing it snowed. I had this urge to drive up to Fort Collins today. Maybe later in the week I'll go.

I'm trying to break in the new shoes I bought. I hate buying shoes and I haven't had a new pair in like two years. I feel like I have lead weights strapped to my feet and my calf muscles are aching.
Mon
25
Feb
2002

You’ve Got Mail

Sunday, February 24, 2002

Sun
24
Feb
2002

Meat Locker

When I got to work today, the moron manager remembered to turn off the oven; however, the swamp fans were blowing full blast. I guess they took the covers off the vents after I left yesterday. As a cold front came though last night and it's supposed to snow today, it made it absolutely FREEZING in the store. I complained to the head manager about it when he came in to write the schedule. He told me that moron manager seems to think that making the environmental conditions unbearable for everyone is totally funny. Maybe they should start docking the utility costs for leaving things on all night out of his paycheck and then let's see how funny it is. Of course, something like that will never happen. In my younger days, I probably would've done something to retaliate. I'm just going to let it go.

Saturday, February 23, 2002

Sat
23
Feb
2002

Sucky Work Conditions

Man, the weather was gorgeous today. It made it to 70° F -- in mid-February. Too bad I was stuck working inside a store that was way hotter than it needed to be. The stupid manager that closed last night left the ovens running, but he did remember to turn off the exhaust vents. The opening manager told me it was hotter than you-know-what in there when he arrived and the store was full of carbon monoxide and gas fumes. It wasn't too bad while the doors were propped open, but the manager had to close the doors once the store opened. We couldn't turn on the swamps, either. They've been winterized and there is still the chance of freezing weather (it still being February). Of course, they actually got busy, for once, and I had a lot more dough to do than I was expecting. The heat was making the dough all soft and sticky. Yuck. It took me forever to finish. I'll be done relatively early tomorrow and I'm off on Monday and it's supposed to be cold and snowy. Pooh.