Hump Day

Work has been kind of slow the last few days with just a few quotes and request for quotes going out. But I don't mind. After the week I had last week at work, things being slow is a lot less stressful for me. Linda was on the phone yesterday afternoon and again this morning, yelling at someone and I was just glad that she's never lost her temper with me like that. We worked on a couple of projects together this afternoon though and we were laughing. Her bad moods never last all day, thankfully.

I'm really tired today. This morning, around 4:30, Baxter woke up and decided that he would be awake for good. And since Dr. Satan thinks that if he's up, everyone should be up, he began crawling all over me. I was not pleased at all. I'm not sure why he felt the need to be wide awake but all I remember in my sleepy haze was pushing him away continously until my alarm clock went off at 6:05. I'll kill him if he does that again to me tonight. I take sleep very seriously. When applying to Marquette, on the application when they asked for a list of hobbies, I actually put sleeping at either number two or three on the list before my mom edited it.

Montgomery is going to be coming over on Friday to hang ou and he'll probably bring Jimmy with him, though I'm still pissed at that boy. If Jimmy does come, Montgomery will get the guest room and Jimmy can sleep on the cot down in the basement. I'm not sure he even deserves that though. Montgomery wanted to go to Schoop's on Friday but I kindly reminded him that since he's studying to become a Catholic, he should know that there is no eating meat on Fridays during Lent. He begrudingly agreed to change his Schoop's plans to Saturday. Montgomery, in the words of my mom, offer it up.