You Know it’s Cold When…

…you enter the elevator at your work place and a stranger sharing the elevator says “BRRRR – I can feel the cold coming off of you.”

Yep – and that’s how cold it was this morning….again. Fortunately, Randy drove me most of the way to campus so I wasn’t as cold as I’d have been if I’d have taken public transit and walked.

And speaking of Randy – we got together last night after he went to the gym. We arrived around 8PM, baked a pizza and watched Tivo’d TV (How I Met Your Mother, American Idol, Heroes). All in all, a good night by my standards. But this morning Randy said that he doesn’t want us to fall into a rut where we get together and just watch TV (and don’t go anywhere or do anything).

But those are the activities that make me happy!

Anyway, I pointed out – and he agreed – that we are always keeping busy on weekends (dinners, parties, games, shopping, weekend getaways) and that it’s just the weeknights that we stay in and do nothing. Plus, as I mentioned in the first paragraph…it’s 12 degrees! There isn’t much I want to be doing outside right now except sprint to the nearest interior space.

I suspect that once more comfortable temperatures appear in a month or so (yep – March is less than a month away!) we will be more active. I do enjoy going for walks along Boston’s waterfront after work…or going to restaurants…

…as long as I’m home by 8PM to watch my stories on TV.

February 7th, 2007
Categories: Uncategorized . Author: snarl

5 Comments

  1. Comment by Chris on February 7, 2007 1:46 pm

    It never seemed like he had a problem rutting with you before.

  2. Comment by Doug on February 7, 2007 1:58 pm

    Maybe its me (again) but you seem to have a social life that rivals Paris Hilton’s….perhaps I only read your posts after the weekend…..you always seem to be up to something. Besides…whats wrong with a quiet night at home?

  3. Comment by keith on February 7, 2007 5:03 pm

    My man had the exact same conversation with me, and I had the exact same response [it’s too cold/I like TV]. Should you find a solution to this dilemma, please share!

  4. Comment by Lise on February 7, 2007 6:26 pm

    Good lord, reading about your social life alone is exhausting. And add world travels…Randy, what more can you expect from a man? Plus, deprive Karl of his TV and it ain’t gonna be pretty.

  5. Comment by karyn on February 7, 2007 9:01 pm

    Remember the days when “Speaking of Randy” went somewhere else entirely?

    Yeah.

    Well, but this is good too. 😉

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