FiddleToRome's Journal: The goodness of the day

My day may have started out very dull (and at least fifteen minutes past eight o'clock), but getting the opportunity to order a pizza for lunch sent to the school made it all better. From there the monotony of the school agenda couldn't really bother me. Aside from having a bunch of leeches and attention seekers swarm around the pizza box, pizza makes any lunch better. From there all I had to do was be tolerant of all the obnoxious petty shmucks who can't shut up during Literature while a movie is on.

Mentoring was great as always. Chris and I built some nicely designed structures (single or multiple level) with blocks made for pattern and pattern duplication stuff. It was fun and it was why I had to hurry out of the school after dropping him off at his class -- all the kids were dismissed and running around (the buses surely would have started moving within the next ten minutes or so).

A boring afternoon lies ahead barren of all the homework I don't feel like bothering with today.

Did I mention that having my laptop hardwired to the router sucks more than just using the other computer before I got my laptop? If not, then I am now. It sucks. It means that mom gets to sit at the other and piss me off while I do what I need to do on the internet just across a desk. Very irritating. Good reason to be online less.