the last few weeks have been a special kind of slackitude, even for me.
i've been driving in and taking the green line more often, rolling in around 11 or so. driving on 95 is fun! who knew?
it's been an uphill effort to keep applying to jobs after the first interview fiasco. i have another one on monday, but i won't get all excited about it - when you've been burnt once, you know better. getting all mature and stuff in the process.
i think i've acquired an aloof apathy regarding my future employment. if "holy ass i'm totally awesome and i love science, please hire me" didn't work, maybe "whatever man, i can eat just as well on unemployment and catch up on CSI" will do the trick.
the other day i was supposed to go to annual OSHA training or they turn off your access card and you have to stay home, i guess. i was late at the hands of the MBTA and locked out of the meeting. so 3 min after it ended, i went back, ran in and was like, "oh my god, i forgot to pick up a safety packet!" and they were like, ok...did you sign in? "no, crikey, i forgot, i'd better do that." they're like, are you sure you were even here? and i gave them a bitchy look and said, "i sat right THERE, i even went to the bathroom, i can't believe you didn't notice." how can you challenge that? then i started asking them about their christmas shopping while i signed in. moral? there is no moral, nor morality, didn't you catch that? lessons learned: women really can lie to perfection.
so i've completed my last experiment until after xmas. i still have to go get my TB test read and get my picture taken (thumbs up, harvard! yeeeah!) and have free pedestrian food and mediocre booze at the holiday party.
then i'm home for a week, playing scrabble and mini-golf with my grandma, who makes jokes about how much longer she can hold on (i mean, jesus, that's hardcore). i get to eat goose and mems and i will be baking sehr deutsches kuchen and whatnot. and eating it too.
i'll get to the gluttony later. first i have to survive my flight on a bankrupt airline.