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Today we had our March birthdays celebration since we have a lot of March birthdays. Also, I tried to get headshots of everyone for something our corporate office wanted. I love how much people either love or hate getting their picture taken. So many laughs.
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Had to move some stuff around and realized this big huge behemoth is still fucking here. We need to get rid of this big ass thing here LoL. To put it in to perspective. This thing is the size of a Volkswagen Beetle and today’s transmitters can fit easily into a 2U bay.
Damn I fucking love being a light mech. Hahaha
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Seriously, sometimes I haven’t got things done because of this dude right here. Also, if I let you die in WoW as tank it’s probably his fault. It’s ok though he’s too cute anyways. Just every so often when he decides to just lay across my arms it’s not so fun hahaha
There are just somethings that I can’t explain. However, being an annoying light I can explain. It’s just fun to be this annoying. Also, Pro-Tip: if the lights have the high ground and you are all bunched up standing there, a light will drop a strike on your ass. That is all :-P
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Of course it was going great until PARTYALLMYOWN01 fell down while we were going. Well next ride I’m probably going to need some gloves because my hands were freezing!
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Let’s face it. Some places really are worth exploring and having a 4×4 at your disposal to get there is an absolute pleasure. Today we went on a photo hunt for @partyallmyown’s Photoshop class. So I thought I’d take her some place no one in her class would ever go to shoot a photo. One, because the path to take is a serious pain in the ass. Two, because usually no one is up there. Number one was true today, number two not so much. Wasn’t expecting to see anyone up here working on a tower but what ever. I got to check some of our equipment and take some awesome photos up here. Also, it’s funny how scared people get when they are in the passenger seat being dragged up a super bumpy ass road on the side of a mountain.
