There were moments of panic. There were moments of satisfaction. In other words, it was mostly just another normal day.
Lunch soup. |
After 45 minutes of browsing photos from Tennessee on a recently discovered thumb drive, it was time to log on for
work. The battery indicator was still red and showing a mere 4%, and I was feeling about 86% worried.
Logging on for work was beautifully uneventful, everything proceeded
normally, and the battery finally charged to 100% after a couple hours. Maybe
I’m just used to the cell phone Turbo Charger that charges the phone battery to
100% in next to no time.
The day was productive. Specs and first drafts for
eight ads were written for a project. Notes were reviewed for a meeting. Tomato vegetable soup with shredded cheddar and corn chips was eaten for lunch in a repeat of Wednesday night supper. Winston periodically went out and came back in. Morning coffee and afternoon fruit tea were had. Emails and quick Teams
chats with colleagues took place. The usual.
When the workday was done, there was a quick personal email check, and a visit to my never visited by me or anyone else website. It hasn't been updated in a few years, which I realized when I finally checked in on it and read the content. Oy. And the fun part is, I can't remember how to get into the editing module, which is a huge part of the reason it's not been updated.
Supper soup. |
It was a basic ramen brick made fancy with cheese from a jar and Korean hot
pepper paste mixed in, plus frozen vegetables and shrimp. It’s a household favorite, wondrously quick meal. Tonight, though, too much water was put on
to boil, which wasn’t realized until the cheese, hot pepper paste, and powder flavor
packet were already mixed in. It’s kind of hard to screw up ramen, but it can, indeed,
happen. It was edible, just not as flavorful. That’s sort of the story of life
lately – tolerable, just not as flavorful.
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