Aug 09, 2007 14:53
Today has been a relatively fun day at work. The moment I got into the office, I got a call from a reporter that wanted to talk to one of the executives I work with at BMC. Usually this is a pretty standard process, but today our exec. was at a conference in San Francisco, and the reporter was calling from the East Coast - which basically meant that I had to either push back the meeting or wake up a very busy client. Anyway, it all worked out pretty conveniently in the end. Got in touch with the client, got in touch with the reporter, wham, bam, thank you ma'am (I really wanted to type that for some reason...)
I found out this morning that the girl that sits next to me at work got back from her trip to Hong Kong only to have her boyfriend break up with her. Can you say...asshole. Now she is homeless b/c they were living together (frankly I think he should move out and float her rent money).
Also on the job front - I'm still waiting to hear more about that job opportunity at Ross Communications. On the surface, I think it is something that would be really great for me. I've always been interested in politics, and I've recently realized that I'm pretty decent at media relations (at least that is what has been communicated to me). I have no idea what position they have available, or if it is a viable opportunity at all, but I do know that I would regret not meeting with them at the very least.
In other news, I could not be any more excited about moving into our new apartment. Susie and I could live together in a shoe box and be fine, but having a place to store all of the clutter is something that both of us are looking forward to. Our new apartment is just the right size...and it has several things that we both really wanted - such as a laundry room, lots of light, vaulted ceilings (great for both of our claustrophobia) and an open kitchen.
Anyone that knows me knows that I've been walking around on cloud 9 for months now, but I thought it would be worth mentioning that when I think about being married to my beautiful wife it is as if I have accomplished what I was put on this earth to do. She's simply perfect. I adore her and she makes everything wonderful. The best part about it is I know I will always feel that way and I'm always going to have butterflies when I think about out life together.
More on that another time...I should probably get some work done.
JB.