Monthly Archives: February 2020

I spent Galentines Night at Theatrical Outfit downtown seeing “Slow Food”. The play, which ends its run on Sunday, is a lighthearted look at a couple on vacation trying to eat dinner at a Greek restaurant but are thwarted at … Continue reading →

When I purchased the ticket for last night’s concert at 529 I knew it would be a stretch. Yesterday was an early morning followed by work, then exercise, then Betsy’s for dinner. When I realized that half-mindedly scheduled my auto … Continue reading →

Perhaps doing laundry mid-week is a bad idea, as I wait for the already-late attendant to arrive for work. Last night I skipped German class and went straight home instead. At home I did a workout on my trainer, made … Continue reading →

Last night’s weather made it an easy decision to not hash. I wouldn’t be surprised if people ran a trail because that’s the hashing mentality for you. Instead I popped onto my trainer for 45 minutes and got my exercise … Continue reading →

I still get a bit weirded out typing “2020”. All in all a good weekend. I spent an enjoyable day of drinking beer with Bonnie in Tucker on Saturday, and we hashed Hog Mountain yesterday. Had there not been yet … Continue reading →

Happy Friday, friends. After a thoroughly frustrating day at the office I decided to skip SLUT (the weather made this decision simple). Instead, I headed home last night, cooked a wonderful Indian concoction of tofu, cauliflower, and peas with a … Continue reading →

After crossing my fourth creek this morning I received an alert from the National Weather Service warning me of flooding. No, fucking, duh! I can’t help feeling that this weather system would have probably produced snow years ago. I guess … Continue reading →

I’ve nothing to say today. Sadly my life hasn’t been improved back to 100% overnight, so I will have to continue to fight my battles.

Today’s real post is delayed for about an hour. I will update via comments.

I don’t belong in this country any longer; I just don’t fit in. It was a good weekend away and when you read this I will most likely be driving back to Atlanta. Life changes and medical appointment scheduling are … Continue reading →