Thoughts from a men's room stall
Man alive, those beef quesadillas were a very, very bad idea.
This is a site about me; runner, lover, egoist, renaissance man, and shameless self-promoter. I'm sadder but wiser in the ways of love. I saw more of the world in 2006 than in the previous 35 years of my life. I have a freakishly good memory, which only works for movie quotes. I generate a lot of body heat. I'm working on becoming the kind of man I should be. I'm a package deal.
Shut down three of the four elevator cars of the massive 14 storey apartment building I live in, first thing in the morning, as everyone is trying to leave the building to go to work. Great idea. Also all too typical of the brain trust that is this building's management.
Tonight I'm going to see Revenge of the Sith. I'd normally see a movie like this with a couple of my fellow Sci-fi geeks, but events conspired this weekend where they each ended up seeing it separately and without me. Yesterday I called up the Notorious MBA to see if she would go with me. MBA is not a sci-fi geek. She's really more of a HGTV geek. While she wasn't all that interested in seeing the movie, she knew I was Jonesin' for it and agreed to go. The conversation went something like this:
I'm considering biking to work rather than driving. I measured the distance from work to home last night on my car's trip meter and it's a little under 13k. An easily manageable distance. I timed myself last night and found it took me about 35 minutes to ride 13k, which isn't that much longer than what it takes me to drive to work in rush hour traffic. Considering the price of gas these days, biking to work will keep a few extra ducats in my wallet. Plus, it'll help keep me all svelte and sexy while also freeing up my evenings for other activities. I think I'll test out the route to work this weekend to see how bike friendly it is.
I finally filed my taxes on Monday night. According to the calculations of the tax prep software I used, I should expect to receive about $800 back. While historically I have received a return, I didn't expect it to be this much. The question now is what to do with this surprise chunk of change?