I’m grabbing something to eat when the guy behind the counter is unnecessarily talkative. He asked me about my cell phone, and I told him that I bought it at Best Buy.

“Me too,” he replies. “I have mine charging right now, because I just got it today.”

Wonderful.

I don’t even know HOW, but the topic of conversation changes…

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My ranting yesterday was that… ranting. A day later, the fire has squelched itself out but the feeling is still there.

So now I need to find a way to start with a clean slate.

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I didn’t feel like blogging anything special tonight.

I probably won’t blog anything special tomorrow, either.

And then the next day… who cares, right?

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I’ve been catching up on my work hours this week while we’re on “break”.

I like the people I work with and the work doesn’t require any actual thinking, so it’s nice.

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I’m flipping through the 80-something channels that we have trying to find something entertaining to watch, and the only decent thing on is Lingo. Although the Spanish channel was a close second, I decide to watch Lingo.

The teams go back and forth for awhile with puzzles like “chair”, “cough”, and “retro”. Then comes a puzzle starting with an “S”. I won’t bore you with their guesses because the best part came after the answer was revealed - “screw”.

The host (Chuck Woolery) had been making comments about his staff influencing the puzzles - including his staff making a mistake on spelling “adieu” wrong. His co-host (Shandi) makes some comment that I didn’t catch, and Chuck responds with something to the effect of “it’s not the verb, it’s the noun.. as in the object”.

I guess the producers realized where the conversation was headed and the microphone levels are turned down, so Shandi’s last comment is inaudible.

I’m sure it was a good one too.

I’ve stepped out of my comfort zone a lot lately… which is really weird for me.

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