Oct. 29th, 2003 11:48 am
Back in the saddle
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muckefuckUgh. I feel so draggy. It's like my body has completely forgotten how to get through a day at work. And it's been a relatively calm one, what with my work PC forgetting how to connect to any servers or anything for a few hours. Maybe a stroll in the bracing coolness will perk me up.
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monshu, being a clever lad, is taking today off to transition back to his grind. I think the loveliest discovery of the trip is that a lot of his negative qualities--his impatience, his judgementalness, his inflexibility, his unwillingness to go out and meet new people--are severely exacerbated by the demands of his work schedule. Take away that pressure and he becomes mellow, outgoing, spontaneous, and oversexed. All my worries about some ugly communication breakdown turned out to be completely unfounded.
So there it is: If I were independently wealthy and he could retire early, our lives would simply be perfect. Still, there's a lot to be said for near-perfection.
monshu, being a clever lad, is taking today off to transition back to his grind. I think the loveliest discovery of the trip is that a lot of his negative qualities--his impatience, his judgementalness, his inflexibility, his unwillingness to go out and meet new people--are severely exacerbated by the demands of his work schedule. Take away that pressure and he becomes mellow, outgoing, spontaneous, and oversexed. All my worries about some ugly communication breakdown turned out to be completely unfounded.So there it is: If I were independently wealthy and he could retire early, our lives would simply be perfect. Still, there's a lot to be said for near-perfection.