My dog is trying to break into my room
Seriously, he always does this when I close my door at night. I'm sitting here at my computer, and I hear him banging his head against the door trying to open it. This isn't a hard "BANG!" by the way, more like a nudge, but it's just funny, lol. If I'm not in bed, sometimes I'll let him in.
Today was mildly eventful and enjoyable, not extremely. Basically slept in until roughly 2:30 (alarm didn't go off at 10:10 for some reason), helped my dad around the house a little bit, cut the back grass (which was fortunate because it went from about 1,000 degrees outside to about 75 as soon as I started), ate dinner (barbecued boar steaks, good stuff), then went over Gregs. The whole camping crew from a few weeks ago was there (Me, Greg, Brenton, Chris, Dave, Eric, Dan), and Brenton brought his g/f Brandy. His twin sister Bridgette also stopped by, who I hadn't seen since like 7th grade or something. We swam (until about 10 when Dave showed up, hehe), got pizza and shot pool. There's a funny story I could tell about the pizza involving Chris, but it's one of those "you-had-to-be-theres".
Now for the continuation of:
ADAM'S VENTURE ONTO THE RIGHT SIDE OF THE BRAIN
The Saga of Adam's Two-day-a-week job with Electrical Contractors
Part 2
So this week, I actually graduated to using a band saw and drill. I thank the Lord that the guys I work with are really cool. Basically, I spent my two days sawing and drilling holes in pieces of unistrut. If you don't know what unistrut is, basically, it's a type of metal beam used to secure electrical equipment in the air. I also had to load and unload a bunch of it onto/from the truck. Which was ridiculously simple (and I still get overpaid to do it :-), but ain't complaining). But as some of you may know, it's well-needed experience because, come on, a male in America who doesn't know how to use power tools? What woman on Earth would want to marry such a creature, lol?
Predicting this week will be slightly more eventful in that realm. And no, I haven't killed anyone yet. At least, that I know of.
But the most exciting news at the moment is a week from tonight, I'll be up north at Mullett Lake for four days. Well, three really (half of Saturday and Tuesday). Getting excited.
Today was mildly eventful and enjoyable, not extremely. Basically slept in until roughly 2:30 (alarm didn't go off at 10:10 for some reason), helped my dad around the house a little bit, cut the back grass (which was fortunate because it went from about 1,000 degrees outside to about 75 as soon as I started), ate dinner (barbecued boar steaks, good stuff), then went over Gregs. The whole camping crew from a few weeks ago was there (Me, Greg, Brenton, Chris, Dave, Eric, Dan), and Brenton brought his g/f Brandy. His twin sister Bridgette also stopped by, who I hadn't seen since like 7th grade or something. We swam (until about 10 when Dave showed up, hehe), got pizza and shot pool. There's a funny story I could tell about the pizza involving Chris, but it's one of those "you-had-to-be-theres".
Now for the continuation of:
ADAM'S VENTURE ONTO THE RIGHT SIDE OF THE BRAIN
The Saga of Adam's Two-day-a-week job with Electrical Contractors
Part 2
So this week, I actually graduated to using a band saw and drill. I thank the Lord that the guys I work with are really cool. Basically, I spent my two days sawing and drilling holes in pieces of unistrut. If you don't know what unistrut is, basically, it's a type of metal beam used to secure electrical equipment in the air. I also had to load and unload a bunch of it onto/from the truck. Which was ridiculously simple (and I still get overpaid to do it :-), but ain't complaining). But as some of you may know, it's well-needed experience because, come on, a male in America who doesn't know how to use power tools? What woman on Earth would want to marry such a creature, lol?
Predicting this week will be slightly more eventful in that realm. And no, I haven't killed anyone yet. At least, that I know of.
But the most exciting news at the moment is a week from tonight, I'll be up north at Mullett Lake for four days. Well, three really (half of Saturday and Tuesday). Getting excited.