Stephen wrote:
> On Wed, 09 Apr 2008 12:22:44 -0400, Sabrina Kilian <"ykgp at
> vtSPAM.edu"> wrote:
> 
>> I haven't thought of hanging out at the grocery store at 3 am. 
> 
> That's normal :)
> 
> 
>> I may try that the next time, just wander the aisles and chat. 
> 
> Be a wee bit careful, there's fruit loops everywhere :)
> 

Fruit loops and grape nuts both.

>> I wouldn't call 
>> this place a 'big city' but just a college town. That probably explains 
>> why they are even open at 3am to begin with.
>>
> 
> In Britain they are the worst for early closing, at least a few years
> ago.
> 
>> I switch between 30 hour days when I have a big project to work on, and 
>> normal days other times. 
> 
> Would you believe I've twice worked a 25 hour "ghost-er", on the day
> the clocks went back. 
> 

Yikes, I don't see how. I can code for 25 hours, but that's light weight 
work.

>> But since I can sleep through the upstairs 
>> neighbor's kid running around and banging on the piano, but prefer to 
>> work in a quieter environ, I just find myself coding from 11pm till 6am.
> 
> I could sleep through the last trump or so I've been told. :)
> 

Why would you want to do that? Half the fun will be running around in a 
Jesus costume.

>> PS garlic = good, mirrors = bad =)
> 
> garlic = turning to dust, mirrors = "nothing" 
> That's a comely neck you have there. May I look a bit closer? :)

I'm already rid of my soul, so what else is there to lose? I warn you, 
though, I bite back.

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