This is about as social as I get now ...

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i'm just fine with an ordinary kind of day

{warning: the following entry makes absolutely NO sense - remember, you've been warned).

It smells as if something has died near my desk. A small furry animal or perhaps a tuna fish sandwich.

Who knows? I bring neither small furry animals nor tuna fish sandwiches to work.

I have searched high and low for the source of the offending smell. But no luck. I�m afraid someone�s going to walk by and think the smell is coming from me.

You know: that damn Shivers girl � she�s all stinky again..

I�m not going to be able rest until I figure it out.

Came into work early this morning � early for me, at least lately. Now that GB�s back at work it means we must navigate around one another for time in the bathroom which means I have to either get up early or sleep in late. And as much as I love sleeping in late � well, you know, I do have a job that requires showing up at a semi-decent hour.

I stayed up late last night working on my Web site � wasn�t tired by the time I finally made myself go to bed � after a glass of wine that only took the edge off my computer geekfest.

Now I am tired and headachey. But I�ll get over it.

Maybe.

More fun with stats trackers: I have one on my personal Web site of course. And the other day someone from GB�s new work � not GB nor his office mate / best friend � read several pages of it. Now GB�s new place of work is sorta the hipster place in town to work. Which means who knows who the fuck is reading it.

I mean it�s OK � it�s not anonymous � just a bit weird.

THEN � someone linked to my site and through a bit of my paranoid investigative work I realized it was the band mate of someone I despise.

Only the link seemed nice and friendly enough.

OK, so whatever.

Stop being so weird and reactionary right?

Right.

Maybe I need more meds.

Yes, that must be it.

Myra-Lee�s entry today really struck a chord with me.

As did the quote I found via her page:

via this page:

"Doubt is not a pleasant condition, but certainty is absurd." -- Voltaire