cold, rain, and.... cold (no snow, urgh)

Cold, when devoid of snow, is no fun. What good is freezing, if there's not a snowball melting in your hand causing that freezing? hrrrr-umpph! In time though, it will arrive. I'm not in the mood to dwell on weather related phenomena, so moving on, here's today in brief (list style, aka Bridget Jones style):

1. wake up (really the fake wake-up, aka - snooze-a-thon...it's more like the wake-up decoy, the real wake up happens about an hour later. i'm so sneaky)
2. attempt showering in a physically awake/ mentally stupid state. this is always fun. It's this particular state that is most often responsible for those socially retarded occurences like tripping up stairs, spilling food on self, and speaking in tongues.
3. discover new twead-type jacket in my closet ...choose skirt and appropriate shirt/shoes to go with jacket. sidenote: I like twead. Next to cordouroy, it may just be one of my favorites. Classy, without looking pretentious. Also, it reminds me of the twead-ish couch we used to have in our living room . I like texture.
4. Lunch Mission. I determine it's more cost effective to create scrumptious lunch items at home, rather than frequent the bagel, deli, chinese, and burrito places repeatedly. Also, to save money, fill a thermos with home coffee (this saves me from ass-tasting office coffee...and decreases my kiva han/starbucks cravings)
5. WORK. (no need for extensive detail here...I spend hours puzzling over brains and typing things into various computers, while periodically stopping for meetings and teleconferences)
6. LUNCH. I left my damn hummus sandwich on the counter. DRAT! To the deli i go...
7. Starbucks. I didn't forget the thermos, drank it all in fact. This did not deter the craving though. oops.
8. NOW = me, here, typing

TA DA... don't you fee enlightened to know such extensive details of my daily activities - regardless of the bland and rather generalized description of them??? hrm? heh. In other exciting news, I started reading some Jung last night. Jung is one of those elusive people I've always meant to read...out of curiosity. So after perusing the environmental/nature section of Borders one day...I meandered over to Psych and lo and behold - Mr. Jung called out to me. So there you have it...i now make my way through Modern Man in Search of a Soul...for fun.