This promises to be a good week!

[alexmegami]

Yays:

Four day weekend: yay!
Starting with car: yay!
And seeing Wall-E: yay!
Seeing Evil Dead: The Musical for Canada Day: woo!
When boss gets back from vacation: raise and payroll-age!

Semi-yays:

New stomach meds kinda working: yay if they KEEP working...
Appointment with gastroenterologist: pending
Going to work on Vampire if it kills me!: woo?

Not yays:
One of the bosses out of town for three days next week. That will not be fun.

Comments

[roseneko.livejournal.com]

Aww. It does sound like things are looking up.

Are you still having gut trouble? That's unfortunate. I hope you guys can figure out the cause.

Also, yay for the car! Did you buy it, then? Also, which one?

[alexmegami]

I am. It was REALLY bad at the start of... errr... this week. Unhappy times. :( The medication I was taking was also messing around with my period. Got new medication, and hopefully it will be less dicking with my body.)

Technically, Pat's dad bought it for me and I am going to pay him back. But! It is a green 1995 Toyota Corolla. :D (like so, but dark green.)

It's running me $2900 plus repairs/emissions test plus whatever I owe for registration and the insurance check. Not bad, all things considered.

[roseneko.livejournal.com]

Awesome! I hope it turns out to be a good investment for you. Although if the mechanic gave it a thumbs-up, I don't see why it wouldn't - Toyotas are supposed to be excellent.

And I'm sorry to hear the gut thing still hasn't settled. Keep me updated, nu? I miss you online. :(

[alexmegami]

Yeah, and they're supposed to be quite good on mileage too, which is good for me, given my commute. :P

Yeah, the gut thing is - annoying. At best. *sigh* Keep having to miss work and shit - not fun.

[roseneko.livejournal.com]

Dude, I'm so sorry. If I had any spare cash I'd send you some flowers or something. Will virtual ones work? Here!

[alexmegami]

Hee! Thank you! <3

[hakaisya.livejournal.com]

What are you talking about? Work is always ten times more fun when the boss is out of town. You can read customers_suck for hours and get away with it >.>

[adagioweapon.livejournal.com]

Unless your job consists of desperate people yelling because they need to talk to them, or requires your boss' approval to get things urgently needed accomplished.

[alexmegami]

*lol* I can do that when it's slow anyway... But since work is so small, the boss being gone largely means that some stuff can't get done at all. Which people will get pissed at the receptionist for. Yay. :P