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Hey Look, It's Alive!
Oct. 29th, 2003 12:00 amThe 'It' I am referring to, BTW, is my Internet connection. At least, it's alive right now. Juno has been throwing such fits lately that AOL is starting to look good.
In other news, Warin had an interview at work today to get hired on with the company as opposed to being a temp out there. He'd be a Tech 2 or something like that. In any case, since the direct hire rate for the assembly line job he has now is $11/hr., the pay is more than likely better than the $8.25/hr he's currently making as a temp. He aced the test they gave him for the job last week, he's been working faster and better than a lot of other folks that are out there . . .
Is it obvious that I've got everything that is physically capable of crossing crossed?
The new felines are going to get their shots sometime mid-November. *That* should be entertaining. Six kittens and one young adult, all going to the vet at the same time. I think I'll volunteer to be the one who stays home with kids, unless I get better at cat-herding between now and then.
Louis has introduced the family to his Playstation, and with it, the addiction that is the Final Fantasy series. Not that I'm complaining, mind you. It's a wonderful source of stress-relief.
As a medical neccessity, Warin and I have a new bed. The old one was about 11 years old, and was going *sproing!* when the cats jumped up onto it. It was also giving us serious back trouble. The new bed is much taller, but at least it's not making more noise that I do.
Okay, Juno is starting to get antsy, and it's getting close to when Warin gets home. 'Night, all.
In other news, Warin had an interview at work today to get hired on with the company as opposed to being a temp out there. He'd be a Tech 2 or something like that. In any case, since the direct hire rate for the assembly line job he has now is $11/hr., the pay is more than likely better than the $8.25/hr he's currently making as a temp. He aced the test they gave him for the job last week, he's been working faster and better than a lot of other folks that are out there . . .
Is it obvious that I've got everything that is physically capable of crossing crossed?
The new felines are going to get their shots sometime mid-November. *That* should be entertaining. Six kittens and one young adult, all going to the vet at the same time. I think I'll volunteer to be the one who stays home with kids, unless I get better at cat-herding between now and then.
Louis has introduced the family to his Playstation, and with it, the addiction that is the Final Fantasy series. Not that I'm complaining, mind you. It's a wonderful source of stress-relief.
As a medical neccessity, Warin and I have a new bed. The old one was about 11 years old, and was going *sproing!* when the cats jumped up onto it. It was also giving us serious back trouble. The new bed is much taller, but at least it's not making more noise that I do.
Okay, Juno is starting to get antsy, and it's getting close to when Warin gets home. 'Night, all.
