It's getting more interesting...

[rayvyn2k]

The job, I mean. We are starting to learn about the different screens and types of insurance. We are also still plowing through all the boring shit, too. And unfortunately, with insurance, there is a ton of boring shit.

Sigh.

But my classmates are mostly lots of fun, the instructors are mostly good and my husband told me tonight that he is glad to see me there each day! W00T!

I have nearly finished my wizard_love gift (do you hear that islandsmoke ?) and I hope to have it to the betas by the weekend. Whew. I finally had a breakthrough on the story the other night just before I fell asleep--which is where I usually have my best inspiration.

I find that I am so mentally tired after being in the classroom all day, that I don't feel like cooking or doing anything except vegging. I am going to have to figure something out, because we cannot afford to eat out every night. I suppose I'll have to borrow my MIL's trick of cooking over the weekend.

And that's about all. Sorry the updates are so damned boring lately.

Comments

[islandsmoke.livejournal.com]

*hears*

Once you're through the training, you probably won't be as tired. Nothing like learning to wear a person out. ;)

[(Anonymous)]

Break that crockpot back out Ray! I feel the same way every day and it's nice not to have to worry about cooking once you get home. Shanni

mealtime

[(Anonymous)]

Uh hmmmmm isn't that why you bought the crockpot my dear???? If you don't feel comfortable leaving it on all day while you are at work, cook overnite and put the whole thing in the fridge, then hit the microwave.....


just a thought.....

Re: mealtime

[rayvyn2k.livejournal.com]

You guys are right...and vic, I don't feel comfortable leaving it on all day due to the old wiring in this apartment. So, I will have to do what you suggest and cook at night. I wish there was a timer on it though, because most of the time, the food is finished in like four hours (even on low) rather than six or eight.
I hope it's not snowing on the way home so I can stop by the grocery store.