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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[cmk418]

Is Infernal Affairs worth seeing or does The Departed follow it closely enough to not make a difference?

Eighteen sounds pretty nice, actually, perfect spring weather. I haven't been to Manitoba. I've been to plenty of other places in Canada (including Vancouver), but not there yet.

I'm sorry you're hit by homesickness. I still get it too, from time to time, either wanting to see family or friends in St. Louis or Chicago, or just wanting to escape LA for a little while. How long have you been in MB?

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It's probably worth it. Like I said, I've only seen the last one, but it's very different from TD, much more involved, if that's possible. And since there's a sequel to TD coming out, it might be worth checking out the differences.

Yes, but then it's going to get cold again! COLD. In SPRING. I CAN'T TAKE IT ANYMORE. Hey, though, when you finally get around to coming up here, we can hang, if I still live here.

Five years, this Thanksgiving. It's kind of like Hell, only more boring and colder. But it's nice in the fall. I never saw leaves change like that until I moved here.

[cmk418]

Twelve is pretty cold. If it got like that down here, I'd have to put on the parka (I'm only sort of kidding). Leaves changing is something that I got in the midwest, but not so much here (we have the browning of the palm fronds - that's our change). I miss that aspect of living there, but not the humidity or the thunderstorms (Lately, every time I visit my parents, there's been one. Last time, my brother who was visiting, my niece and I congregated in the living room to ride it out.)