Daily Update

I found out last night that it takes less time for me to make pancakes, than it does to heat up one of my many microwavable frozen dinners. It was a brilliant time trial. After hitting start on the microwave I plugged in my new super deluxe Pancake griddle, cranked up the heat, then started mixin. I was done eating my syrupy, buttery, pan cakes before the beeper went off on the microwave. They weren't the best ever, but still very yummy. This is a breakthrough in Jim's Dinner technology. Now I'm thinking of having a gallon size container stored in the fridge so it will then take even less time.

But backing up a bit, after I got off work I was so slow and lazy and didn't know what to do. I started playing with project 'scrap-book'. but went slower than usual. Earlier I had told myself that I wanted to go running, but for some reason I was trying to talk myself out of it. But after a long deliberation I finally caved in and went. It was a lovely evening. The weather had cooled off substantially to the point of being pleasant. I went for a sturdy hike up the Ural mountains again. Since I was reluctantly running, I was definitely taking the short route. All was well on the Mountain front. I was like a wild Mountain Bison, slow, steady, and determined. I was indeed slower than normal, but I moved at a steady pace, which is just as good as fast in my opinion.

Later in the day yesterday at work I tried a little experiment. It was part of my Project 'scrap-book'. I tried scanning my passport, and then a few different currencies from the different places I've been, but as I do that I get some weird warning from the scanner saying that it won't do it cause scanning currency may be illegal! How dare they! It was innocent, but now when I get home I'm going to scan every single bank note that I have TWICE! that will show them, stupid scanner.

Lunch was sponsored by Lamonica's.

I'm listening to myself get ready to go home... and typing on the keyboard.