Day 87: Slept late
Jun. 10th, 2020 10:33 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
silver_chipmunkPried myself out of bed a little after 11:00, had breakfast and coffee, and took a shower.
Had a staff meeting at 2:00. Nothing spectacularly interesting, mostly stuff we already knew. It lasted a whole hour, unusually enough, but that was because the boss's boss was there and answered questions, though mostly he didn't know himself.
After that I puttered on-line til 4;00 when I had a fairly interesting webinar, on bystander intervention in cases of racial harassment.
Then after that I Skyped the FWiB. We talked for about an hour, and then I ordered dinner through Seamless. I didn't get what I ordered, but what I got was the same price, and tasty so I didn't quibble.
After that I went to the bedroom to read, and I finished the Mercedes Lackey book. Not sure what to read next.
Oldest Brother called, and that was essentially it for the day. Now lets see if this will cross post.
Gratitude List:
1. The FWiB.
2. Chocolate milk.
3. Fun books.
4. Air conditioning.
5. Good food.
6. My cat.
Had a staff meeting at 2:00. Nothing spectacularly interesting, mostly stuff we already knew. It lasted a whole hour, unusually enough, but that was because the boss's boss was there and answered questions, though mostly he didn't know himself.
After that I puttered on-line til 4;00 when I had a fairly interesting webinar, on bystander intervention in cases of racial harassment.
Then after that I Skyped the FWiB. We talked for about an hour, and then I ordered dinner through Seamless. I didn't get what I ordered, but what I got was the same price, and tasty so I didn't quibble.
After that I went to the bedroom to read, and I finished the Mercedes Lackey book. Not sure what to read next.
Oldest Brother called, and that was essentially it for the day. Now lets see if this will cross post.
Gratitude List:
1. The FWiB.
2. Chocolate milk.
3. Fun books.
4. Air conditioning.
5. Good food.
6. My cat.
