Whew

Nothing like a pissed-off coworker to make you sit up and say HEL-LO! Is my ass a little toasty? Yes it is! And it wasn't even my fault. There are some ppl around here who I'm sure have me as #1 on the Shit List, but for those folks, I can't say I don't deserve it.

But coworker was made happy and later apologized. (She's very binary in her moods.)

Looking forward to the weekend. Husband wants to see "The Incredibles" again tonight. Sounds like a plan.

And I have to wash the floor. Again. For company.

Today is Day 1 of the Colloidal Minerals Experiment. While I'm not a big supporter of nutraceuticals that haven't been a part of a pharmacognosy study, this particular concoction claims to contain dissolved minerals that tend to go missing from the American diet. Al swears by them, and Eric says he's gotten sick less since trying them, so what the hell.

OK, enough rambling.

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the late late post

Thanks to the ppl who did leave a comment after all. I felt better when I went home, feeling droopy, and husband and I had the following conversation:

Me: Hiiii...

Him: *sounding sad* Hiiii...

Me: *comes upstairs to hug* Are you sad too?

Him: Little bit.

Me: Bad day at work?

Him: No, I kind of squished my left nut.

Me: *breaks down laughing*

Note on The Incredibles: Jason Lee voices Syndrome, the main baddie in the movie. Those of you who have seen Mallrats also know that Jason Lee played Brodie, the ultra-fanboy. In Mr. Incredible's first meeting with Syndrome (who is calling himself Incrediboy at the time) he calls Incrediboy "Brodie."

Which of course you won't get if you haven't seen Mallrats. And Syndrome is Brodie to the nth power - I kept expecting him to make some kind of inquiry about Bob and Helen's sex life.

IF YOU HAVEN'T SEEN THIS MOVIE, GO OUT AND SEE IT ALREADY KTHXBYE.