So I guess I won't be going into work today

[cmk418]

Considering it's almost 11:30 and I'm in my pajamas, I guess it'll be a quiet day at home.

Last night my neighbor's apartment was broken into (for the second time). I called the police when I heard her window breaking, but it still took them a while to get here. My neighbor didn't get home until about 3AM and there was stuff missing. The police didn't really notice anything, just said there was stuff strewn about (the same thing could be said about my apartment on any given day, but my neighbor is usually pretty neat). So I didn't get a heck of a lot of sleep - it took me a while to get the adrenaline back down and then she and her houseguests (I think) were fairly noisy (justifiably so) and woke me back up.

Making some headway on my BtVS fic - I'd like to have it done by Friday and then have somebody beta it at that point.

Listening to Philly-Washington right now. Very cool. The Flyers just scored to make it 2-0. I love the playoffs. But that doesn't mean that I'm not wishing they were done, so we'd be that much closer to September.

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[suespur.livejournal.com]

I love the playoffs. But that doesn't mean that I'm not wishing they were done, so we'd be that much closer to September.

This past winter wasn't craptacular enough for you? You want to skip spring and summer and be that much closer to next winter already? Freak.

But yes, April-June are the best months sports has to offer. My hubby wasn't a hockey fan when we met ten years ago but that all changed when I made him sit down with me and watch the dreaded Wings. He still prefers football (pussies with their what, one whole game a week for 4 whole weeks of playoffs?) but now he admits that there's nothing better than the NHL playoffs.

[cmk418]

This past winter wasn't craptacular enough for you?

Well, if by winter you mean snow and ice, I live in SoCal, so I don't have to deal with it.

I agree with you. The NHL playoffs are the greatest in any sport - especially those 2+ overtime games - the intensity isn't found in any other sport and with the seven-game series the animosity between the teams builds up. And I do love them.

But there's a part of me that wants to see my team (or teams) play hockey and since Chicago, St. Louis, and LA have all gone home for the summer (again), I have to wait until September in order to see a team that really interests me again. Or else I'll have to fall in love with one of the Eastern Division teams (it will never be the Rangers) and root for them through the rest of the playoffs.

[suespur.livejournal.com]

Damn it, I knew you lived in SoCal too. Trust me, this winter has been craptacular.

[cmk418]

My family lives in the Midwest so I get to hear about the snow from them, and they did get hit a lot more this year than in the past few (and St. Louis usually doesn't get snow in March).