Turkey Day is coming up soon, and a close friend is visiting Boston...great time to catch up on the years since we all left university.
Somehow, when it comes to holidays, I have the tendency to end up as the airport-express driver, the house-keeper, the pet-watcher and keeping the entire company running. Literally. And everybody else goes home.
As Ric Flair once said, "Whether you like it or not, learn to love it, because it's the best thing going. Woooo!"
I guess it isn't all that bad after all..
Having a pet again without the long-term commitment, learning to maintain an empty house during winter, keeping the company running in and out..
It's like a crash course on time management in December.
No, really...I'm not being all sarcastic at this point.
To quote Jeremy Clarkson, "How hard can it be ?"
This is what I get for being really broke and responsible. And for keeping my word.
...
I actually have a darn huge table calender for people to write down when and where they'll be leaving...because I have no idea what their times are.
It starts this Wednesday, then Thursday, and Sunday, finishing on Monday.
It continues in December and January. In total, I'll probably travel to the airport about 12 times.
However with my friend tagging along, I'm eager to get out of this place for a day...probably visit 4 hour south, if plans actually pan out..which I hope it will.
I'll be at work on the 30th really tired, and wonky...probably questioning everybody about twigs at the wrong places, like a quarter-of-a-century-old man lacking the luxury of sleep.
...
So this is an early Thanksgiving note to the world, since I'll be tired as heck from endless driving up and down for hours in a day...
If the drivers have to drink, suck it up and sleep on the couch. Or call a cab.
Let the cops and local authorities have some well deserved time off. They have families too, you know.
Death knows no holidays. Be safe.
...
Downtown...Chinatown...I get around..
(taken from youtuber yermaan)
Somehow, when it comes to holidays, I have the tendency to end up as the airport-express driver, the house-keeper, the pet-watcher and keeping the entire company running. Literally. And everybody else goes home.
As Ric Flair once said, "Whether you like it or not, learn to love it, because it's the best thing going. Woooo!"
I guess it isn't all that bad after all..
Having a pet again without the long-term commitment, learning to maintain an empty house during winter, keeping the company running in and out..
It's like a crash course on time management in December.
No, really...I'm not being all sarcastic at this point.
To quote Jeremy Clarkson, "How hard can it be ?"
This is what I get for being really broke and responsible. And for keeping my word.
...
I actually have a darn huge table calender for people to write down when and where they'll be leaving...because I have no idea what their times are.
It starts this Wednesday, then Thursday, and Sunday, finishing on Monday.
It continues in December and January. In total, I'll probably travel to the airport about 12 times.
However with my friend tagging along, I'm eager to get out of this place for a day...probably visit 4 hour south, if plans actually pan out..which I hope it will.
I'll be at work on the 30th really tired, and wonky...probably questioning everybody about twigs at the wrong places, like a quarter-of-a-century-old man lacking the luxury of sleep.
...
So this is an early Thanksgiving note to the world, since I'll be tired as heck from endless driving up and down for hours in a day...
If the drivers have to drink, suck it up and sleep on the couch. Or call a cab.
Let the cops and local authorities have some well deserved time off. They have families too, you know.
Death knows no holidays. Be safe.
...
Downtown...Chinatown...I get around..
(taken from youtuber yermaan)














