Nothing New...

Nothing much going on, but wanted to post something anyway.

Have my plane ticket for a whirlwind tour of ATL for Thanksgiving to have the dinner with the future in-laws. Behtia ASSURES me there's nothing to be worried about, but I can't HELP but be nervous, right? I mean, first holiday with the in-laws! Its scary!

Other than that, my only fun news this week was poor brother William, who bought his X-Box 360 more than a year ago for the sole purpose of playing Assassin's Creed, which was due to come out on Tuesday. He was SO excited, and then they had a shipping delay and it didn't arrive until noon Wednesday. So between Tuesday morning, when I got an anguished txt message, and Wednesday noon, I was giving him SUCH a hard time, and laughing SO hard. Oh it was hilarious. I am not a mean person, but it WAS a stitch. And he tells me the game was worth the wait, anyway.

Have an interview in about 2 hours...not anyplace new, but in a different department than I am in now...instead of doing ad/real estate ad/classified ad design, I'd be working on a quarterly magazine. It'd be more hours and better dough, but I really don't know if its suited to me, still, it can't hurt to try!

Oh! And yesterday I had the most nerve-wracking haircut I've ever had. Went in, my usual lady wasn't there, no big deal. So the 'new girl' is next up and I'm like, ok. She looks to be about 19, generous build, noticeably zaftig, and I'd have been surprised if she was over 5 foot tall. It was funny because sitting in the chair I was as tall as she was standing on the floor. So, getting my haircut, we're chitchatting, and I realize she's flirting with me! What does one do in this situation? Tell her you're engaged and risk a sub-par haircut one week before Thanksgiving with the in-laws as a result? Lie and risk being given digits and/or asked out when you ARE engaged and risk being caught? A sticky wicket. I managed to hem and haw and mutter and hedge the hints and questions until paying, at which point I said thanks, that I was engaged, and hustled for the door. I tipped generously.

That is all.