Obligatory Update (even though there's not much going on)

So Peever (Dan) trained me on my last training session thingy. Not that there was much to say for that, anyway, since I'd already done AM seating, and the only difference is the removal of a wine glass for empty places and children, and the end of the night cleaning duties. I filled out paperwork, did a little quiz, and then we were good to go. Yesterday I was on my own, though I use that term very loosely because there were actually seven of us on seating at one point. I was only actually "alone" for the first half hour, and that's before we actually start seating, so it was just the cleaning duties I had to do. We had fun. I actually sat a lot of people from Canada that day, where previously it'd only been one or two people.

Last night I discovered something really interesting (read: annoying): I brought the original PS2 instead of the PS2 Slim because, even though it's bigger, it doesn't have a problem playing any of my games. I figured I'd either hook it up to the tv that we'd most likely have in our place, or I'd patch it to my computer, which I've seen done before so I know it works. Here's the interesting part: My tv doesn't HAVE the hookup for A/V cables, which was weird, so I pulled everything out in my room thinking, "Okay, I'll just play on my computer then." The real kicker, as I found out, is that the original PS2 doesn't have a port for a patch cable; that must've been a new feature on the slim, which was what John had when I saw him playing now that I think on it. So I have a PS2 and nowhere to play it. Yay. I am not a happy Mel.

Or at least I wasn't until this morning. I got a great sleep, and woke up and decided to make eggs and toast for breakfast. So that's exactly what I did. And now I'm sitting here finishing off a nice mug of Earl Grey debating the merits of a second cup.