My Day In A Nut's Hell:
Feb. 17th, 2012 09:13 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
captainsblogOops, sorry, Nutshell.
I had three different types of documents to file in our downtown county clerk's office.
So, naturally, this entailed waiting in four different lines to get them all posted before the parking meter (barely) failed to expire.
As I brought the third and last of them through the fourth and last line, I heard one deputy clerk calling out to another, We have an expunge order to file here!
Given my frustration about the assorted Runaround-ing, I almost volunteered for their apparent experimentation in reverse peristalisis.
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Things got better after that. Cardio went swimmingly, Eleanor had a yummy dinner on the stove when I got home, and we watched a surreal but wonderful fillum after that was all ready.
Also, MSG and Time Warner finally ended their hissy, so I can now see, as well as hear, the Sabres utterly sucking until (or, more likely, after), the week-from-Monday trade deadline.
Now I just need to write a sermon for about 18 hours from now.
I had three different types of documents to file in our downtown county clerk's office.
So, naturally, this entailed waiting in four different lines to get them all posted before the parking meter (barely) failed to expire.
As I brought the third and last of them through the fourth and last line, I heard one deputy clerk calling out to another, We have an expunge order to file here!
Given my frustration about the assorted Runaround-ing, I almost volunteered for their apparent experimentation in reverse peristalisis.
----
Things got better after that. Cardio went swimmingly, Eleanor had a yummy dinner on the stove when I got home, and we watched a surreal but wonderful fillum after that was all ready.
Also, MSG and Time Warner finally ended their hissy, so I can now see, as well as hear, the Sabres utterly sucking until (or, more likely, after), the week-from-Monday trade deadline.
Now I just need to write a sermon for about 18 hours from now.
