Monday, Monday

I dropped Melissa off at the bus station this morning, officially ending her visit. It sucks. It was so good having her here staying with me this weekend. I can't wait until the next visit, especially since she borrowed my copy of Anna Karenina to read per my recommendation. I think it would be great if she moved to Indianapolis with Ryan, if he does in fact move here. She said the latest they would move here would be March and they would have to stay for at least two years. It'd be so great if she was two hours away instead of me actually having to board a plane to go see her. I don't fly well.

Linda will be gone for the entire week but so far work hasn't been that bad. Knock on wood. Please knock on wood. I do have several quotes to do over the next few days and most of them are big. So hopefully, I can send all of those out without too many problems or without me screwing them up too badly. I can only hope. I sometimes feel completely useless. I've been working here since June and I still don't know how to do so many things. Most of the time, I feel like dead weight or a burden to Linda. I hate it because it's November already and I feel like I should know how to do everything that my job entails.

I joined Netflix today - something I've been meaning to do for quite some time now. I have a free trial membership for two weeks and then either I can cancel it or continue renting movies. I already know I'm going to continue it. I can rent unlimited movies a month for just $10 with no late fees and free shipping. I've already found some hard to find movies that I haven't seen in a while like The Shining and the original Texas Chainsaw Massacre. I've also dropped some indies into my queue that I wanted to see but of course were showing in no theaters near me. And Brittnay will be happy to know that I also rented Howl's Moving Castle and Castle in the Sky, two Hayao Miyazaki films that I have not seen yet despite her insistence that I do.