Ice Skating
Tonight a bunch of people from my boss's old work went ice skating at Fox Studios and I tagged along. I didn't even know they had an ice rink there until last week. Apparently it's been there for a couple of years during the winter, but I hadn't even heard of it. Anyway so a bunch of us went along, and I had an awesome time. I haven't been ice skating in *years*, so it took me a little while to get back into it. Fortunately I've done a lot of rollerblading in recent years (ok not so recent), so it didn't take too long to come back to me.
After skating a bunch of us went to Cafe Ciao in the Spot for dinner, which was all very pleasant. Overall I had a thoroughly fantastic night. This is precisely how Friday nights should be. None of this sitting at home alone stuff that I normally do. Friday nights should be a go-out-with-friends thing. Not to mention all the endorphins that get released with exercise, so I'm in a great mood at the moment :) Almost can't bring myself to plod through the rather depressing support mail that's there. Ah screw it, I think I'll just do it tomorrow!
night! :)
See, situation resolved. Date boss, fall in love, find new job so as to not present a conflict of interest, (although my sister and bro-in-law are the marketing and general manager of the same company- it can work), or date boss, things dont work out, and find a new job anyway!
Love IS worth a job, btw. Before Brenda, I was a workaholic, now with Brenny, I'm still dedicated mind you, but... I've slacked off a bit. She's simply more important.
June 15, 2003 3:51 AMhehe there's just one little problem with that - he's already married. Hence I can't actually do or say anything. But it's all good, the fantasy is often better than reality isn't it? :)
June 15, 2003 9:34 AMOh! No sense being a homewrecker, eh? And in my case, the reality is WAY better than the fantasy ever was, in the fantasy I was wracked with doubt, in reality I haven't even the slightest hint of a second thought.
June 15, 2003 11:53 AMhehe cool :)
June 15, 2003 1:00 PM