How I came to be crocheting by the orange light of a neon sign
Sooooooooo....
You get out of work at 5:15 because you lost track of time. Fine, your fault.
You drive down to the next decent-sized town for D&D, thinking about what to grab for dinner.
You arrive at D&D, only to learn that the DM is sick and there is no game.
Your phone rings, and it is work, and the computer system that checks out the books is not working.
You then get the voicemail telling you about the fact that there is no D&D, which you only notice now because you are using your phone.
You go back to work, arriving around 6:10, with no dinner.
You read emails, learn how the offline system works, print out that info, and get it to your co-workers.
You then learn that while you were doing all this, the problem got fixed, but the info on how to get the offline data into the system is from an older version of the system and won't work (you can't find an ADDITIONAL CIRCULATION FUNCTIONS menu).
You leave work again, at 7:40.
You thank the gods that your favorite BBQ joint is open until 9:00 and can serve you chili, cornbread, hot tea, and sweet potato pie. And a stiff drink.
They even apologize for messing up said stiff drink - they must not get many people (perhaps many women?) ordering single-malt scotch straight up.
You get out of work at 5:15 because you lost track of time. Fine, your fault.
You drive down to the next decent-sized town for D&D, thinking about what to grab for dinner.
You arrive at D&D, only to learn that the DM is sick and there is no game.
Your phone rings, and it is work, and the computer system that checks out the books is not working.
You then get the voicemail telling you about the fact that there is no D&D, which you only notice now because you are using your phone.
You go back to work, arriving around 6:10, with no dinner.
You read emails, learn how the offline system works, print out that info, and get it to your co-workers.
You then learn that while you were doing all this, the problem got fixed, but the info on how to get the offline data into the system is from an older version of the system and won't work (you can't find an ADDITIONAL CIRCULATION FUNCTIONS menu).
You leave work again, at 7:40.
You thank the gods that your favorite BBQ joint is open until 9:00 and can serve you chili, cornbread, hot tea, and sweet potato pie. And a stiff drink.
They even apologize for messing up said stiff drink - they must not get many people (perhaps many women?) ordering single-malt scotch straight up.