Hole In The Ground

Today went pretty well. Mayra, the FOX sales manager stopped by my office door and said "good morning, Jason" and smiled. I thought that was odd and all my brain could think to say was "hi." It's not that I was blinded by her looks or anything like that -- it's the simple fact that I don't believe Mayra's the kind of person that just stops what she's doing to say hi to someone; especially a lowly grunt like myself.

Still, I appreciated the gesture of common coworker courtesy. Hmm. That sounds like the title to a government pamphlet.

Some company was brought in to install a dish on the roof of the building, possible for the new FOX affiliate under construction within. They used one of those giant mobile crane things and sat it in the south-side parking lot and asked all of us there to park elsewhere for the time being. After lunch, they were finished and I returned my car to its usual south-side space.

Unfortunately, when they were moving the giant crane out of the lot, it's wheels jacked up the parking lot pretty bad.

THAT must have been fun to watch!

I was at the office too late tonight and couldn't go to Wednesday night youth worship to check out how T-Ray's sound system was doing after the revisions I made to it last night. But, no matter: there's always next week.

Wednesday night practice at Calvary went well. Tim's training another drummer because he'll be leaving for college this week. I'm going to need to re-arrange the stage a bit to accomodate the drummer needing to be nearer our band leader, Nancy, on piano.

The band and I moved the equipment around, but I'm going to want to go in later on this week to make everything pretty for Sunday. That reminds me: I also need to submit that itemized purchase list for more audio equipment.

I'm also going to need to make Taylor's CD for her -- she'll be expecting that on Sunday. She actually expected it today but I've been too busy to take care of that. Also, when am I going to get those DVD's Ana promised me?