Finished, said Sisyphus
After two weeks of more than full-time work, we posted the competition drawings last night with twelve minutes to spare. G will be out of the office for two days of on-site meetings, Thursday is a public holiday (Christi Himmelfahrt aka Ascension Day) and I'm taking Friday off (as one does). it's going to be a good week.
So, hey, I have a four-day weekend coming up. What to do? Several options are open:
1) Train to Paris, or for that matter to Nice. Haven't been there in a decade. (Weather online says "rainy and as cold as Germany." Ah well.)
2) Last-minute flight to Tel Aviv. (Just looked at prices, the cheapest flight on an airline that I would actually trust to convey my body and worldly goods costs 788€. Ah well.)
3) Train to Hamburg. I really liked the city, and it would be nice to see AY and Ingrid again. (Assuming they would be there and available/interested.)
4) Stay home and not answer the phone, spend the time in Second Life and/or playing Dragon Age: Origins and/or installing Ubuntu on my PC.
Number four is the clear favourite for many reasons geekish and practical. I could cook for myself instead of eating fast food or going to restaurants, after two weeks of competitioning this has a strong appeal. I could go to the Staatsgalerie for the first time in 2010. I could walk up to Vaihingen on the Blauer Weg, or down to the river, both for the first time in 2010. I could sleep in every day.
[Updated] I read this again and had to smile at myself. What a homebody geek I am, that I would choose staying in and cooking over going to Paris!
8 Comments:
Blimey, what does it say of me that I too had rather play Dragon Age than go to Paris? Been to Paris, wasn't much impressed. Dragon Age now... My stupid laptop won't play it, *sob*!
I'm glad the crisis-mode is finally over and whatever you choose to do, have fun doing it!
I'm restraining myself.
:-) rest and regenerate any way you damn well please, that's my motto.
Stay home and recover - we will always have our memories of Paris.
(what? we weren't there together? never mind)
That Blight isn't going to fight itself.
With crappy weather predicted for Europe, I'd probably stay home too! And the price for Tel Aviv sounds a bit steep; to bad!
Enjoy the nesting
Why TF not? I'd do exactly the same! :)
Well, I'm glad to know that I am in such good company!
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