I can’t relax.
I’ll work on the site update.
I’m burnt out. I had the single most… most…. ungood workday ever, and, three hours later, I’m still recuperating. I had every intention of detailing my massive fuck up here, but I don’t have it in me to rehash the whole stupid story. I think everyone in box office has one catastrophic disaster occur in their career; looks like I got mine over with.
Kieran, I kept your pendant by me all day to remind me that there’s life outside that accursed theatre. In truth, I brought it to work to show off to everyone, but in the end, it became almost totemic.
Ah, your gift of sanity continues to work it’s magic. 😉
I can’t seem to coerce myself into being productive tonight. Since I got home, I’ve answered one email, paid for one advert in Morbid Outlook, and ate three Rollos. I honestly don’t think I’ve done anything else at all.
I can’t bring myself to begin the site update, and every email I begin to write comes out like I’m a slavering maniac.
Burnt out.
I think I’m going to blow everything off for a night, make some popcorn, and force the dogs to watch Sunset Boulevard with me.
First the Patriot Act, now this.
Please vote this prancing, ignorant, hate-mongering, coke-sniffing bastard OUT of the office he cheated to obtain.
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Borrowed from gothabillywench.
Somehow when I was editing a post, I lost the amusing shoe conversation we were having.
>=(
A belated link:
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Man Saves Fish with Kiss of Life
Tue November 4, 2003 07:18 AM ET
BRUSSELS (Reuters) – A former Belgian ambulance driver put his first aid skills to good use by reviving one of his pond fish with mouth-to-mouth resuscitation, a newspaper said Tuesday.
Leo Van Aert was so happy about having saved the life of his cherished koi he wants to name it after one of his grandchildren, the Gazet Van Antwerpen said.
Van Aert, 57, was hosting a party at his home near the Belgian port of Antwerp when his wife noticed the koi — a spotted Japanese carp — floating on the surface of the garden pond.
Van Aert said the 60-cm (24-inch) long fish was “acting funny,” swimming and jumping frantically before stopping dead in the water.
He figured the koi had had a heart attack and took it out of the water to try to resuscitate it, giving it heart massages before joining lips with the fish.
“After 15 minutes, the fish started to move again so I put him in the pond…but when he fell over again I again applied mouth-to-mouth and heart massages,” he said. “That’s when the fish recovered.”
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A million thanks to arisbe for this link!
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