Where did that come from?
May. 14th, 2007 12:14![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
darkfyre_museSo they day has progressed from not too bad" to ugh. I just seem to get really frustrated really easily these days. Nothing angst-y or violent, just cranky and irritated by almost everyone. I have also apparently completely lost the ability to make a decent cup of coffee by any means. I tried to make it in the drip at work. One person said it was way too strong but, when I grabbed a cup it was like brown water. So next I tried the mini press in my desk it tasted worse. Maybe I have bad beans.
Also there seems to be a complete lack of anything interesting to do. I am really tired of doing necessary yet painfully boring crap. And dear god save me from the disorganized project architect. I know it will improve as we settle into this new project but, it is slow going at the moment.
In other news the iPod is fixed. Apparently just several restores and a total battery charge and purge fixed it. I do need to get a new (overpriced download cord /shrug) Bad news is that the keyboard on the laptop has degenerated to unusable. Fortunately I have full in home service. I just need a time that I can actually be home for it.
A slight rewind to happy music last week. We went to see Celtic Woman in SD last Monday. It took awhile before I could block out the painful venue. Copley Symphony Hall is not patron friendly. They took an old theatre with a painfully small stage, removed the original lobby and wrapped in a truly atrocious office building around it. The new lobby is so small that a line snaked through it 3 times with people entering the auditorium. The music, however, was amazing. It was worth the price of the ticket just to see the violinist from Riverdance live. (The one that dances all over the stage playing at a thousand miles an hour.) They are touring and if you get a chance try to see it. A lovely blend of Irish and American music and some beautiful voices.
OK I feel better ending with that and will now run off to buy some tastier coffee than my office can produce.
Also there seems to be a complete lack of anything interesting to do. I am really tired of doing necessary yet painfully boring crap. And dear god save me from the disorganized project architect. I know it will improve as we settle into this new project but, it is slow going at the moment.
In other news the iPod is fixed. Apparently just several restores and a total battery charge and purge fixed it. I do need to get a new (overpriced download cord /shrug) Bad news is that the keyboard on the laptop has degenerated to unusable. Fortunately I have full in home service. I just need a time that I can actually be home for it.
A slight rewind to happy music last week. We went to see Celtic Woman in SD last Monday. It took awhile before I could block out the painful venue. Copley Symphony Hall is not patron friendly. They took an old theatre with a painfully small stage, removed the original lobby and wrapped in a truly atrocious office building around it. The new lobby is so small that a line snaked through it 3 times with people entering the auditorium. The music, however, was amazing. It was worth the price of the ticket just to see the violinist from Riverdance live. (The one that dances all over the stage playing at a thousand miles an hour.) They are touring and if you get a chance try to see it. A lovely blend of Irish and American music and some beautiful voices.
OK I feel better ending with that and will now run off to buy some tastier coffee than my office can produce.
