Anyway, the gig paid well, the guy's dogs were super sweet, albeit maniacally attentive (after being ignored by cats for years, this is welcome but also creepy), and I got to sleep on a Tempur Pedic mattress which takes some getting used to but is glorious in retrospect as I toss and turn on my Satan-sent bed that has never seemed so uncomfortable before holy hell.
While mostly offline, I realized I missed Netflix and Spotify, but that was about it. Facebook just... WTF. I started losing interest (probably about 5%, lest you think I'm some hipster, know-it-all who decided Facebook was uncool way back in, like, 2009) when I stopped devoting a huge chunk of my life to Farm Town. Yes, I mean Farm Town. It's a game. People who have corrected me and said, "I think you mean FarmVille," I would like you to fuck off. Once I stopped tending to my digitized corn and adding strangers to my friends' list just so I could buy more plots of pixelated land, Facebook was pretty dull. Status updates are great and I've gotten involved in other games but... IDK. It's just becoming kind of icky. I don't want to dump the account because I'm in touch with a lot of folks I don't get to see regularly but I hate that they keep changing the design and not listening to their users AT ALL. I also don't like that I have to opt out of stuff, like yanking back permissions from the Spotify app because it was blabbing about what I was listening to all day. I can see the benefit of it -- learn new bands, hear great new songs, blah la la -- but I've been going through a Christina Aguilera (What? She can SAANG!) phase and I don't need everyone to know that. Except for you. And, um, now the rest of the Internet. *facepalm*
It's going on midnight and I must go to bed even though tomorrow is the last day of my work week. Future fun topics include my multi-part Petalectomy (started just today, in fact, and already feels great) and how close I came to bailing on Kata because WTF this is no way to run a railroad. Seriously, things have been crazy fucked up at work. A couple people fairly suddenly quit, there's been a crazy amount of tension, and I began talking in terms of "If I'm here next year." But that is a post for another day.
Away, away I go (ha!) to bed. My lumpy, spring-crazy, 11-year-old bed that I can hopefully encourage Santa to replace in a couple months. I will also make sure to ask for a pony because asking for practical gifts? Laaaame. Useful but laaaame. Compare these sentences:
"Do you want to come see my new pony?"
"YES, of course! I shall feed it baby carrots and give it love and suggest names like Princess Fairie Glitter!"
"Do you want to come see my new mattress?"
"Security!"
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