javahhhhh....

[anotheranon]

You are a double espresso at three AM.

You are the tortured, nail-biting essence of
coffee. You see visions. You could change the
world if only you were up at the same time as
everyone else. You have created a programming
language that throws errors if the code is not
written in iambic pentameter, and you are
infuriated by the typos in the new edition of
Ulysses. You practice sarcasm as a
form of tantric sex, and your cats have
doctorates. You believe in virgin sacrifice in
a good cause.


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No, it's not been a horrible day or anything. It's just that... while I recognize that a certain amount of traffic and rubbing elbows is to be expected in the suburb of a large metropolitan area, I am tormented by the question: Why do so many people need to be in the places I'm trying to go, at the same time I'm trying to go there? Surely there should be a time share worked out by driver's license number or something....

I have found myself in many lines this week.

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[anotheranon.livejournal.com]

It makes no sense that one should get stuck in traffic every day both going to and and coming home from, work.

I tellya what, the absolute ONLY thing I miss about retail is the ease of the commute - the weird hours suck otherwise, but it's nice to be able to go to and from with no interference.

I've tried - valiantly - to keep to earlier hours and 1) I can't do it and 2) it doesn't seem to make a difference. Roughly 7-10 am and 3:30-7 pm is rush hour 'round here :/