danger will robinson!

[mamajoan]

They're making some changes to the network here at my company, which involves a lengthy process of copying and restoring everyone's profile, or some such. Basically, I couldn't use my computer for an hour or two, but I had to be around so I could type my password at various points in the process.

While this was going on, I got so bored I started clearing off my desk. I had a bunch of food on it, so I went to put it away in a drawer, and what did I discover in that drawer but ... a package of Thin Mints! Left over from last year's Girl Scout Cookie season.

They were still sealed in the plastic, so I opened them. Uh oh. ;)

OK, I did wander around the office giving away Thin Mints for a while, but I still probably wound up eating about two-thirds of the package. Urgh.

The saddest part is, I can't even bring myself to feel guilty about it. :)

Edit: Also, new icon! :)

Comments

[mishaslair.livejournal.com]

The saddest part is, I can't even bring myself to feel guilty about it. :)

What can be wrong with eating something called a *thin* mint? ;-)

[mamajoan.livejournal.com]

Hee! I like the way you think. ;)

[ladyvyola.livejournal.com]

Wonderful icon! Isn't it amazing when all of a sudden you look at them and, right along with baby, your mind goes little boy? I swear, it's something about the little pant and shirt sets.

In news to make you fear, Xander went from rocking on his hands and knees (with a little backwards movement because he just didn't have the coordination) to full-speed crawling, navigating a step up into the kitchen at his grandparents, and using anything -- your leg, the wall, a rail, my father's cane -- to get into a standing position, in less than a week.

Eeeeek! You've never seen floors and tables get cleared so fast.

As soon as his center of gravity shifts a bit so that he can balance, he'll be cruising (holding onto walls, couches, etc while shuffling along) and then it'll be toddling.

Fear, I say! Fear!