Busy day today and rediscovering the morning / television

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I am a night-owl. I like waking up around 10:00AM and going to sleep around 2:00AM. Back when I was working for MSFT, I would get up at 5:00AM to beat the rush hour commute and get their before my boss. Didn't like it but I did it.

Woke up today at 6:00 because I had the shopping run to do and I still needed to clear a chunk of the chemistry lab out of the back of my truck. It was nice and cool that early in the morning so I was able to unload about 30 cartons of laboratory glassware and carry them upstairs to the new office/storage space without breaking a sweat. I will be photographing them there and selling them on eBay.

I am renting a dumpster and will be getting up early tomorrow too -- need to clear the trailer off and finish filling the beast. This 90°+F temperature really saps the energy.  We only have one major hot spell per year and it only lasts for a week or two but it royally sucks when it hits - can't do a thing...

Been a big fan of Longmire (tonights was a cliff-hanger) and recently started watching the show Criminal Minds that airs before Walt. Excellent casting and writing - the core crew are an FBI profiling team. Turns out that the show premiered in 2005 and this October will be its tenth season. We have been living under a rock but we have a lot of excellent stuff to catch up on. Have to see if the store carries the series in our video rentals department...

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