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[nolly]

So there was a costume contest at work today. It was fairly amusing; people pushed the boundaries of what I consider good taste and work-appropriate more than I'd expect (Crampy the PMS Dwarf?!?). I had agreed to play victim for the Software Configuration Monster,and we won Scariest! Woo! (Yes, there was a prize. It was neither extravagant nor trivial. No, I'm not going to post how much it was.) Someone not in the contest was dressed as #6 from The Prisoner, which was cool.
I left work around 5, earlier than I'd planned but with my boss's blessing, as this evening's traffic map was the scariest thing I saw all day -- lots of red. It took me an hour to go the first 5 miles, but was somewhat better from there on. Got to the park in plenty of time for the movie, which would have been a bit more enjoyable if alarms hadn't gone off in nearby buildings several times, but was still a wonderful thing. Just wish I had had someone there to share it with.

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Re: i try to not look at the traffic map....

[nolly.livejournal.com]

I usually don't but I'm glad my coworker did today, because I'd've probably been late to the movie and highly cranky if he hadn't. The 5 miles that too an hour were 45 minues down Genessee from Campus Point to Nobel, then 15 minutes to cut over on Nobel and get on 805. Then it only took another 20 minutes or so to get down to Balboa Park. Genessee is eeee-vil at commute-time.

Re: i try to not look at the traffic map....

[heisenfeature.livejournal.com]

Gennessee is just plain evil :)

If it makes you feel any better, traffic up the fifteen was horrendous last night (I went to pass out candy with the dad and di show). Di and I were in the carpool lane and it wasn't going much faster than the freeway crawl. At 4 in the afternoon! Bah. Crazy California drivers.

(And I hear you on the someone to share it all part. :/)