Blizzard on the way?

Well, the past week has been a busy one.  Sunday we found out for sure that I didn't get the AstraZeneca position.  Oh well.  I'll apply for a different one, and maybe with a different company.  I worked five days at the cafe, was scheduled to work six, but ended up having to take yesterday off.  I woke up with a nice fever of 99.5 (which in my world is high as I generally run around 96-96.5, even these days) so thought working with food and coffees for people wouldn't be the best idea ever.  Hopefully tomorrow goes okay as I'm opening and I've still got a nasty cough and congestion going on.  I opted to not play for woodwinds as well, and this saddens me as there is one other time on the schedule for woodwinds this Spring that I can play.  Chris managed to play and it went well he reported.  He didn't horribly embarrass himself or anything and the service was good. 

This coming week I'm supposed to work all six days at the cafe again -- I think it is scheduled to be close to 45 hours, and 43 with taking the lunch breaks out.  Plus I'm also teaching at Westwood, so it should be a busy week.  I'm ready for it to be over.  In the forcast is also a blizzard -- so that will be interesting.  I'm quite curious to see if we get enough snow to shut the city down.  Then maybe I can hang out and home and deal with my pictures and getting stuff more in order for the various things going on this Spring. 

We started some serious Spring cleaning this weekend.  We're getting there, still have a lot to do, but are getting there.  Its a slow but steady process.  Hopefully we'll have room to put baby furniture soon. 

Besides for work we both didn't do much this past week, and that's what we've got planned for this week as well.  It kind of stinks being grown up and responsible about working, hopefully this means we'll get to take more time off when the new one gets here. 

It is bedtime though and as you can tell by my rambling I need to find the pillow.  Will let everyone know about the blizzard!  I hope your part of the country fares well whatever amount of snow/ice/sleet you receive.