I love my team (at home)

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Today was pretty boring. I don’t think I did anything after like 11:30 (we were in the venue until after 9). I did go next door to the mall, and there I decided that I don’t like euros. I don’t like the size (or the different sizes), the shiny parts, or having to carry coins.

During my extensive time off, I reread a ton of Africa updates, did puzzles online, (but sometimes I didn’t have internet), waited and waited until people at home were up. When they were all together, I tried to call, but no one would answer. I finally got ahold of Uncle Dave, but then my internet connection dropped. Bummer. Some people were online and we chatted a bit.

When we were getting ready to leave, I asked what tomorrow looks like for me. “I have no idea,” was Chris’ response. Do I need to wear blacks? What kind? (Chris did not know the difference between girl blacks and functional blacks.) Am I going to be busy? Still don’t know. I told him, “I’m trying to decide if I should bring a book.” “Bring a book. Bring a DVD if you have one.”

With the way today went, I learned to very much appreciate our team and leadership. At home, it’s less like a machine run by a taskmaster, and more like a bunch of people who love each other working together. They’re by no means mean or angry, there’s just no process.

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Photos

Roomies!
Pamela and myself- this one's for Angie.

More Set
Here's the set again.

The Set
This is one pic of one look of the set.

VideoLand
Not TV Land. Check out all those toys! How many buttons and lights do you think?

Comments

[Chris]

So are saying that I'm a taskmaster? Cuz i take offense to that. Just go get me some more wine or something. :)

[ANgie]

Thanks for the shout out WEBBI! I LOVE YOU!