The rare Sunday shift
Aug. 19th, 2024 08:52 amYesterday I worked another bookkeeper open shift (5:30-2), something I don't usually do on Sundays. Thankfully I have today and tomorrow off in which I'll be able to catch up on rest and other non-work things. The schedule for this coming week is kind of an odd one, as I believe I'm filling in the gaps for the liquor manager's hours. That doesn't necessarily mean I'll be doing his job those days (at least I don't think so, at any rate), but I'm sure I can fake it if need be. It can't be any different than my other day stocking shifts, yeah? Just that this one has locked doors, heh.
Also yesterday, I went to the theater around the corner to see a documentary called Something in the Air, which focused on the legendary radio station KSAN, which became known as one of the first and most important freeform rock FM stations of its day. While the film was quite enjoyable, it did feel a bit disjointed and leaned just a bit too much on the hippie-minded 'these were the good ol' days of weed and Santana LP sides and it'll never happen again'. [I couldn't help but think that, while true on a terrestrial radio level, there are stations like my beloved KEXP that are pretty much doing the exact same thing just in a newer (and decidedly less drug-addled) way.] As a side note, I'm pretty sure I was the youngest one there, as everyone else seemed to be of the age who were adults when the station was still on the air, heh.
Meanwhile, I am currently counting down the days until our vacation! I brought the car to the dealership last Thursday for its yearly servicing, as Mendocino is a bit of a drive and I'd like to make sure our vehicle is in top shape before then. Which also reminds me: I should invite our cat sitter over sometime this week to visit the kitties so they get used to them again!
Also yesterday, I went to the theater around the corner to see a documentary called Something in the Air, which focused on the legendary radio station KSAN, which became known as one of the first and most important freeform rock FM stations of its day. While the film was quite enjoyable, it did feel a bit disjointed and leaned just a bit too much on the hippie-minded 'these were the good ol' days of weed and Santana LP sides and it'll never happen again'. [I couldn't help but think that, while true on a terrestrial radio level, there are stations like my beloved KEXP that are pretty much doing the exact same thing just in a newer (and decidedly less drug-addled) way.] As a side note, I'm pretty sure I was the youngest one there, as everyone else seemed to be of the age who were adults when the station was still on the air, heh.
Meanwhile, I am currently counting down the days until our vacation! I brought the car to the dealership last Thursday for its yearly servicing, as Mendocino is a bit of a drive and I'd like to make sure our vehicle is in top shape before then. Which also reminds me: I should invite our cat sitter over sometime this week to visit the kitties so they get used to them again!