Brief Update
Mar. 12th, 2002 10:54 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
robotech_masterYesterday evening went pretty well. We watched True Stories together, and to my delight, both Mom & Dad liked it. They didn't expect to, but they did. After that, we had the cake. Well, Mom & I did; Dad doesn't eat chocolate.
That was some great cake. Joe, if you're reading this--right on! Good stuff, man.
After that, Dad watched Stargate while I noodled on the computer some, and my laundry got washed and mostly dried. I headed back home about 10:15 or so.
My jaw's a little sore today, but really nothing that a couple of Aleve won't handle. The soreness will probably be gone entirely by tomorrow or the next day; then all that's left will be the swelling. It is soooo good to be without that stabbing tooth pain at long last!
I just found a really great bit of animation cinema, thanks to a friend's journal entry. Constant Payne is sort of a hip modern update of old pulp tropes, like Doc Savage. The site features the opening credits plus a ten-minute pilot episode, downloadable as Quicktime. Some very nice touches there. I hope it finds a good home.
On the agenda for today: drying the last load of laundry at a laundromat, and interviewing at Adecco, a local temp/perm placement firm. Sure hope they can find me something.
More later.
That was some great cake. Joe, if you're reading this--right on! Good stuff, man.
After that, Dad watched Stargate while I noodled on the computer some, and my laundry got washed and mostly dried. I headed back home about 10:15 or so.
My jaw's a little sore today, but really nothing that a couple of Aleve won't handle. The soreness will probably be gone entirely by tomorrow or the next day; then all that's left will be the swelling. It is soooo good to be without that stabbing tooth pain at long last!
I just found a really great bit of animation cinema, thanks to a friend's journal entry. Constant Payne is sort of a hip modern update of old pulp tropes, like Doc Savage. The site features the opening credits plus a ten-minute pilot episode, downloadable as Quicktime. Some very nice touches there. I hope it finds a good home.
On the agenda for today: drying the last load of laundry at a laundromat, and interviewing at Adecco, a local temp/perm placement firm. Sure hope they can find me something.
More later.
