The unique thing about today. . . is that I worked half the night and slept half the day.
Okay,
that's not very unique, but the power was off all night following a
downburst which happened while I was away playing ice hockey. I
suffered my on-call shift at the office, since internet by candlelight
is just not a thing. I had network maintenance at 4am, followed
by a nap under my desk, where I keep a comforter for just such
occasions. I got outta there when my coworkers started showing up
at around 7. I had a #8 breakfast from McDonald's on the way home
this morning and slept on the couch for a while. The house got
kinda hot and I called the power company and heard a recording which
said they were aware of the outage and were working to fix it. I
just sweated and tossed and turned until the juice came back on at
around noon-twenty. All those clocks flashing 12:00 are only off by 20
minutes. Good enough. Now that I'm fully awake and fed and
the house is a tolerable temperature, I have to change into something
professional and run
to an appointment in Kansas to do a site survey for some new equipment
which
is being installed. I also have to generate some reports for a
coworker in Milwaukee later. Yes, it's a unique day. . . scarcely.
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