This is my day off.

[serinde]

So therefore I did four loads of laundry, changed the sheets, tidied the bedroom, vacuumed, and ran errands. This "relaxation" you speak of is fascinating; have you a pamphlet describing it? (Well, OK, I did play a couple rounds of Katamari.)

Then picked up dariodevil and proceeded to get horribly lost in Clifton while trying to avoid a miles-long nonmovingness on the Parkway. Let me tell you about the Garden State Parkway and its excreable signage--particularly when you are following signs directing you to it, and then you look in your rearview mirror and see another sign directing passersby to it that is pointing in the opposite direction. I should've trusted my gut instinct instead of the fucking Parkway Authority. I would have been home a good half hour sooner.

Now: store trip, followed by serious slackage.

Comments

[ronebofh.livejournal.com]

You misspelled "I'm not even supposed to be here today" in the subject.

[dkfromtk.livejournal.com]

Dario's still alive, huh?

Tell him I am too. And then tell yourself. You deserve the good news. ;)

[dagnycat522.livejournal.com]

Best of wishes on starting the new job on Monday. You'll do fantastically, obviously, but no matter what, the first couple weeks of a new job is always feels weird and uncertain and so here is to good wishes to push through the newness phase. I very much respect the step to break out of the comfort of a stable workplace and in to something new.

Never follow Parkway signs. However, those county signs which point toward various towns at various intersections have shamefully helped me more times than I care to admit.

[nancaurelia.livejournal.com]

The thing I hate most about the GS Pkway is the way you can see the store that you want to go to from the pkwy. It's RIGHT THERE but you can't get there from the pkwy, no matter what you do. And yes, I have also encountered the signage to which you refer. Yuck.