So today was my first early morning living in Seattle. I had a 7:30a EST time meeting, so I was up at 4:30a PST. Considering I haven't slept through the night in IDK how long, I woke up surprisingly easily. That's because I'd been pretty much awake since 2a PST.
I've only got a few hours left of my day and I feel okay.
I live in Seattle! It feels cool to say that.
I found a 4th delivery service giving big discounts off the first box. How to fit it all in! I don't want to spend hours again coordinating it, but I might since I have a bit of a break. Thinking I might move it ahead of my original 3rd box since it's about $14 cheaper and only offered two weeks for the first delivery. Easy-ish choice I guess.
All of a sudden, there's tons of activities on Meetup I can attend. Not sure why I had so much trouble the first time I was here in the summer. A couple days this week, there were even more than 1 on the same day that looked great!
Still figuring out what to prioritize. There's one that involves a bit of coordinating, and I think I'm going to let it simmer for a bit until tomorrow.
Woke up feeling moody. Like I just know I'm going to die soon. And all I'm doing is pretending and putting on a show to distract myself (and perhaps the world). I'm not sure.
Maybe I should probably prioritize all outdoor activities while the weather is still good, yeah, that sounds like a plan.
Still not sure how I'm going to coordinate my leisurely stroll into the actual workday, especially when I'm on an active project. But we shall see.
I'm really glad I took most of October off. Even if the weather is crappy, I hope I can get some baking done. Maybe I'll be a couch potato, who knows.
Work has been weird. But since I'm not an overachiever anymore, it's been hard to watch things kind of not go that well and not feel the need to jump in with all hands on deck. If some of my co-writers keep harping on my lack of experience and my "junior" status, then I'm going to let them have it. There has been quite a bit of tongue-biting and deferring. I just hope they don't walk both sides of the fence come performance review time. Oh well.
That's all for now.
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