Just a week

This week was just a week. Nothing real special. Monday-Friday I worked. On Friday they changed the desks around in the office, so now I sit in the back corner of the room behind Crystal. I also was told that I will be doing more dispatcher responsibilities and my hours will change to 8am-5pm. Normal hours! Whoohoo! We also found out that Sharon's not coming back to work. This was her decision, not my company's. She has a daughter that is very sick with cancer and a bacterial infection. She's bedridden, any visitors must suit up in order to visit due to the bacterial infection and has lost so much weight that the only weighs 80lbs. Sharon just can't leave her right now and sacrificed her job. Any thoughts, prayers or vibes that you can send to Sharon, her daughter and family is greatly appreciated.
Friday night, Crystal and I went to the FunnyBone and saw Gary Owen. He was alright. Definitely not the worse I've seen, but not the best either.
Saturday, I went to my brother and sister-in-law's house to help train their dog. He's a lab/pitbull mix and weighs about 60lbs (twice as much as my Lilly) and is a cutie. He's pretty smart and caught on to what we wanted him to do and was even taking voice commands by the end of the session. After that I went and picked up Crystal and we headed to Norfolk. The Lindt store is going out of business and is selling chocolate from 30-70% off. We each bought about $30 worth of chocolate that easily would have been worth $80-90. We walked around the mall, shopped and window shopped. We ate at California Pizza Kitchen (her first time) and we split the best dessert that I've had a while, White chocolate strawberry cheesecake. Yum! I drove back and we sang songs from my iPod the whole way home. Good day.
Today I ran some errands and then went to my mom's house to set up her two computers to her new wireless printer. That only took 2 hours...one hour per computer. So much fun, but at least I was able to get-er-done :) Now, it's Chinese delivery for dinner and watching the NFC Championship game. (Go Saints!) Until next time, keep your stick on the ice.

We Are The People Our Parents Warned Us About

I promise to write a real post sometime this week. But, for now something stolen from Miss Misery:

INSTRUCTIONS
-Put your music player on shuffle.
-Skip to the next random song to get your answer for each question...
-Write it down, even if it sounds silly (no cheating!)

1. How would you describe your personality?
"Spatula City" Weird Al Yankovic

2. What is your best quality?
"Alone" Bluebeat Revue

3. What do you look for in a lover?
"Beast of Burden" Rolling Stones

4. What is your life's motto?
"Monster" Bluebeat Revue (bad shuffle iPod)

5. What do you think about all the time?
"Let's Do That Again" Trace Adkins

6. What do other people think of you?
"Pickup Man" Joe Diffie

7. What do you like to do when no one else is around?
"Pencil Thin Mustace" Jimmy Buffett

8. What is your favorite hobby/interest?
"White & Nerdy" Weird Al Yankovic (ha!)

9. What is your biggest secret?
"Suffer" Staind

10. What is your life story?
"Losing My Religion" R.E.M.

11. How will you die?
"Someone I Used To Love" Jimmy Buffett (I'm dying of heartache?)

12. What will they play at your funeral?
"Big House" Audio Adrenaline

13. What is the one thing you regret?
"In The Shelter" Jimmy Buffett

14. If you could go back in time, what would you change?
"My Generation" Limp Bizkit (yep)

15. What makes you laugh?
"Told You So" Barenaked Ladies

16. What makes you cry?
"Small Town" Eve6

17. What scares you the most?
"Coastal Confessions" Jimmy Buffett

18. What's the worst thing that could happen?
"Addicted to Love" Robert Palmer

19. What is the meaning of life?
"Folsom Prison Blues" Johnny Cash

20. What title will you give this post?
"We Are The People Our Parents Warned Us About" Jimmy Buffett