I've moved briskly into my vacation. Alas, it has not been a clean movement, but it is movement so that counts. On Friday, I ended up working about six hours, trying to wrap up a pair of reports that needed to be done. Tomorrow (Monday), I plan on working a couple of hours to wrap up two other items and then, hopefully, I will get a clean break. At work I find that I dislike the fact that we are not adequately staffed, it irritates me constantly.
So, let's see - on Friday I saw Pacific Rim, then on Sunday I saw The Way Way Back. I have to say - the first was pretty bad and the second was pretty good, so I guess the universe balanced out, movie wise. If you have to make a decision between the two, I would definitely recommend The Way Way Back. Unless you are in to giant robots, monsters and explosions.
I ran a spat of errands on Saturday and then spent most of the afternoon napping. The evening was a quick and simple Chinese dinner, then a wonderful little conversation with T.R.. Sunday was an early morning walk in John D. Morgan park, then breakfast at the Hickory Pit with Tony. We followed that with The Way Way Back, then lunch at Pasta Pomodora in Santana Row. A quick run up to the Sports Basement on Lawrence, then off to the laundry, then home, a long hot bath, and now an episode of Copper.
All told, it has been a nice little weekend and a good start on vacation. Tomorrow is a free day here in San Jose, to be spent on a spot of work and then preparing for the trip. One of the things I picked up at the Sports Basement was a heavy duty duffel bag. I have an older one, but it is cheaper and the handle tore off for the second time the other day. I figure it is time for it to give it up and buy a good one that should last me for a decade or more.
I think my plan for the rest of the night is an early bed and reading a bit in Red Seas Under Red Skies, another novel in the Gentleman Bastards Sequence by Scott Lynch, the author of The Lies of Locke Lamorra. Then, a good night sleep, an easy going day tomorrow and finally, on Tuesday, the start of the trip to San Diego for Comic Con. I am excited for the trip, the Con, and the wonderful city of San Diego.
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