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Wednesday, March 03, 2004

A state of flux

I came into work late this morning due to prearranged grappling with the State Department (namely, I needed to apply for a new passport, and the post offices had limits on when I could do this). So I'm staying later tonight, and as I see it, the evening could go one of two ways:

  • Leave work around 6:30
  • Get something to eat with the three cash dollars I've alloted myself for food for the remainder of the week. (This is not a hard task -- fried rice shall come to my rescue.)
  • Go see Moises Kaufman speak at the school of theater
  • Go home
  • Do some writing
  • Watch Angel
  • Sleep.

Or:

  • Leave work around 6:30
  • Go home and make self a huge amount of pasta (leftovers saved for the rest of the week)
  • Go to the comic book store (stupid evil Dillweed temptress) and possibly buy something that costs $9
  • Do some coffee-shop writing
  • Go home
  • Watch Angel
  • Sleep.

Oh, and the possible permutations that could arise! The heart leaps in one's chest to think of them!

I'll probably do the latter. Even if it ends up costing more. I have $10 budgeted for entertainment this week. And who really wants to see a movie about a horse, anyway?

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