Doin' the happy dance

What a difference a day makes. Today was leaps and bounds above yesterday (I was two steps away from quitting my job if that gives an indication). But today I had fairly limited interference from the boss and the clients. I left a little bit before five and got home in time to hear the last period and change of Hawks-Blues hockey (Chicago won, by the way - they are in second).

Tomorrow I head out to Vegas. Hallelujah! I'm really psyched for this trip even though I feel like I don't have a thing to wear. I'm going to have fun regardless - just getting away is the main thing. But I am really excited about the trip - it's been over a year since I've been anywhere that wasn't LA or St. Louis (and yes, the last "real" trip I had was Vegas). I might do a little writing over the weekend but I'm not making any hard and firm plans other than a long hot bubble bath (or two!) and getting a little extravagant with the room service at the Luxor Sunday night.

Oh, and I bought makeup too. I don't think I've worn lipstick since my sister's wedding (five years ago). But there's that saying - "whatever happens in Vegas, stays in Vegas."

Which just brought a question to my mind - if gambling and prostitution are legal in Nevada, why aren't they bothering to legalize gay marriage? They'd make a fortune. (And the other two "legal activities" are more dangerous to marriage than any kind of queer commitment.) Just another bit of foolishness by our legislature that makes no sense.

Doin' the happy dance

What a difference a day makes. Today was leaps and bounds above yesterday (I was two steps away from quitting my job if that gives an indication). But today I had fairly limited interference from the boss and the clients. I left a little bit before five and got home in time to hear the last period and change of Hawks-Blues hockey (Chicago won, by the way - they are in second).

Tomorrow I head out to Vegas. Hallelujah! I'm really psyched for this trip even though I feel like I don't have a thing to wear. I'm going to have fun regardless - just getting away is the main thing. But I am really excited about the trip - it's been over a year since I've been anywhere that wasn't LA or St. Louis (and yes, the last "real" trip I had was Vegas). I might do a little writing over the weekend but I'm not making any hard and firm plans other than a long hot bubble bath (or two!) and getting a little extravagant with the room service at the Luxor Sunday night.

Oh, and I bought makeup too. I don't think I've worn lipstick since my sister's wedding (five years ago). But there's that saying - "whatever happens in Vegas, stays in Vegas."

Which just brought a question to my mind - if gambling and prostitution are legal in Nevada, why aren't they bothering to legalize gay marriage? They'd make a fortune. (And the other two "legal activities" are more dangerous to marriage than any kind of queer commitment.) Just another bit of foolishness by our legislature that makes no sense.