Killing Time at Work: The Blog.

Here I am, once again, sitting at a table, drinking tea, and contemplating what the crap I'm gonna do for the next hour or so before I close. This seems to be a common trend around here in the winter. Still, it's been busier today than some other days where I literally had one customer, and I painted a post wall I fixed on Wednesday without any major failing, so that's good. 

Hold on a sec, I've gotta check colorant levels while I'm thinking of it.

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Okay, back. YOX needed a refill and apparently wanted the whole gallon of colorant. Plus there was a (surprisingly quick) color match involved, I guess beauti-tone colors are easy to match.  So that kille some time. 

Anyway, how about that sun, eh? It's been a rather brilliant day today, sun-wise. I guess spring is right around the corner, though March could entirely bring the smack down upon us, weatherly speaking. 

I'm not sure what to say now. I have no witty observations about life, I have no mostly blank white paper upon which to draw, I'm pretty awful at small talk. Oh! Right, I re-acquired my Learners lisence, so that's new and exciting. Plans are to go driving with Jord when we've got some insurance things worked out. That'll happen, at some point. I'm not sure when, and I'm not in a huge rush. Work is fine, if slow at times, bills are paid, I'm not starving, my slush fund is holding strong, I'm in a pretty decent place all things considered. A good chunk of my "where to improve myself this year" boxes are currently checked. Now to make a move in other areas. Maybe. Later. It can wait. Those who rush into things head first are more prone to concussions. 

Which brings up a point about me, I'm cautious, almost to a fault. Not quite that much as I definitely have an impulsive streak and I'm surprisingly quick with snap decisions, which is especially odd because I'm massively indecisive a lot of the time. By this description of me, one might think I'm a jumbled up mess of everything, and that's exactly how I'd describe myself. Heck, at some point a few years ago a peer of mine referred to me as "the most extraverted introvert I've ever known." Which is neat and proves my ability to be with people and not drag them down.  

Alright, end of blog, time has been sufficiently killed and I've gotta do closing stuff....and enjoy this song. Rhinestone Eyes by the Gorillaz, I really like it but it's totally not for everyone.

Cheers folks,

~Cam