Just finished my coffee. It made it to room temperature today. It wasn't so bad. Still no sugar though.
Ugh, work...
Thursday, April 2, 2009
Wednesday, April 1, 2009
No Sugar!?!?
11:21 Just chugged my room temperature coffee. It was only ok because I ran out of sugar/splenda/sweet 'n low. I still drank it anyways because I am a little tired. Not as tired as I thought I would be after rocking to Metallica until late last night with Cory. Metallica Rulz!!
Cory mentioned something last night when describing Metallica that has got the mouse in my brain running. He said Metallica is now, to him (and myself as well), a band that we know as being awesome-kickass-greatness but wouldn't listen to if we could listen to whatever we want. He also used Incubus as an example. We both used to listen to both of these bands quite a bit and still recognize their talents; but now, eh. I'll listen to some Silversun Pickups, Bayside, Matt Pryor, Steel Panthers, Guster, or any other band I'm currently listening to in lieu of Metallica. All those bands may technically not be nearly as talented or kick ass as Metallica but they've had their time in my ears and brain. Even Death Magnetic in all it's greatness is only worth listening to when we are out wakeboarding on the boat. Maybe I'm getting old...
So, I was thinking, What other bands are like this?
So far I have Operation Ivy, Reel Big Fish, Goldfinger, and that's all I can think of at this moment...
Cory mentioned something last night when describing Metallica that has got the mouse in my brain running. He said Metallica is now, to him (and myself as well), a band that we know as being awesome-kickass-greatness but wouldn't listen to if we could listen to whatever we want. He also used Incubus as an example. We both used to listen to both of these bands quite a bit and still recognize their talents; but now, eh. I'll listen to some Silversun Pickups, Bayside, Matt Pryor, Steel Panthers, Guster, or any other band I'm currently listening to in lieu of Metallica. All those bands may technically not be nearly as talented or kick ass as Metallica but they've had their time in my ears and brain. Even Death Magnetic in all it's greatness is only worth listening to when we are out wakeboarding on the boat. Maybe I'm getting old...
So, I was thinking, What other bands are like this?
So far I have Operation Ivy, Reel Big Fish, Goldfinger, and that's all I can think of at this moment...
Tuesday, March 31, 2009
We have arrived at room temperature
It's 10:07 and my coffee is now room temperature. I filled up my Captain's mug to the max today because I had a late night last night. Stayed up to go see the late showing of I Love You, Man. Good flick. Funny and relevant. Definitly worth me being tired.
I wrote a long comment on the Smith's blog, http://smithdays.blogspot.com/2009/03/spring-in-colorado_12.html?showComment=1238508060000#c5999623932378146158, I figured I would share on here...
"The Steve said...
That reminds me of a story... When I was training for my short-lived job at Home Depot I had to do some off-site training. In training class there were people of all walks of life; this was Home Depot after all. Everyone in the class (about 40 people) had to introduce themselves and say something about them. So everyone stands up, says who they are, and says something that they like (skateboarding, basket weaving, etc.) We get to this thugged out white dude who is 2 kool 4 skool. He stands up and says, "My name is Trevor and I like Guns and Money." The entire class blew up with laughter but most people were trying to hide it because they were afraid that he would pull out one of those guns he likes so much. I couldn't stop laughing and even after all the commotion subsided I still could not stop laughing until the 2 day training session ended. Trevor didn't show up the second day and the trainer made a joke about it. Quality, quality laughter.Sorry, that was long but I just thought I'd share."
Enjoy your coffee.
I wrote a long comment on the Smith's blog, http://smithdays.blogspot.com/2009/03/spring-in-colorado_12.html?showComment=1238508060000#c5999623932378146158, I figured I would share on here...
"The Steve said...
That reminds me of a story... When I was training for my short-lived job at Home Depot I had to do some off-site training. In training class there were people of all walks of life; this was Home Depot after all. Everyone in the class (about 40 people) had to introduce themselves and say something about them. So everyone stands up, says who they are, and says something that they like (skateboarding, basket weaving, etc.) We get to this thugged out white dude who is 2 kool 4 skool. He stands up and says, "My name is Trevor and I like Guns and Money." The entire class blew up with laughter but most people were trying to hide it because they were afraid that he would pull out one of those guns he likes so much. I couldn't stop laughing and even after all the commotion subsided I still could not stop laughing until the 2 day training session ended. Trevor didn't show up the second day and the trainer made a joke about it. Quality, quality laughter.Sorry, that was long but I just thought I'd share."
Enjoy your coffee.
Monday, March 30, 2009
Not room temperature
Today I drank my coffee before it got to room temperature. It was delicious as usual.
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