Pain in the Asset

I made it to work pretty early this morning, so I stopped at KWIK Stop to see what they had in the way of coffee. It was a big, open, and mostly empty store, but I found a cappuccino machine that had quite a few choices. I went with Almond Joy, and then grabbed a bacon, egg, and cheese biscuit, and headed to work. The coffee was amazing and the biscuit wasn’t bad, but the bacon and egg were both super thin for such a big biscuit.

It wasn’t long before Nicky showed up with a huge printed packet of assets that needed new tags. I spent several hours just printing them off for her. I wasn’t really sure exactly how much time was spent because other people kept coming in throughout the morning, but I got it done.

There was a pretty good rain shower in the middle of the day that kind of cooled things down a bit. Someone had the door propped open on the dock all day long, which was a bit annoying to see all of that cold air blow right out. I didn’t want to close it for fear of annoying someone though. I just stayed in my office and kept busy for several droning hours. It got progressively difficult as the afternoon dragged on. I even took a walk to the elementary to try and get some pep, but that just made me more tired, and evidently I had already tagged the printer down there anyway.

I made it home a little early and took my car in for a wash. It needed it in a bad way, and the bugs still didn’t really come off very well. I’ll have to see if Summer will hook me up with some time in her special wash in Conway sometime. She had left her car to charge, but then didn’t come to get it after going to the gym, so I had to play Musical Teslas. She and Eaddie went to get stuff for a spaghetti dinner, and she had it going by the time I got to the house.

We ate, and then everyone disappeared. Summer had been feeling off all day, and it didn’t help that she got a message that her most recent ex died of a heart attack. She broke the news to Eaddie, who was initially caught up in the silent suspense before Summer could blurt out what happened, but then seemed to handle it alright. I felt bad, because it still feels like this year is just one thing after another.

I did a little better winding down a little early, so hopefully I’ll wake up feeling rejuvenated instead of startled by the alarm.

S-g-h-e-t-t-i

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