Achievement Unlocked: Weekend

So, I somehow managed to wrangle myself a weekend off from work! For those of you who have never worked in the retail industry, this is comparable to finding a treasure chest filled with gold bullion.
Today I plan on being slightly productive, as this morning was spent lounging and making changes to mein blahg.By productive I mean stealing David's tools and building my stupid bed, moving a freakishly heavy and awkward TV into my room, and constructing a desk for which to place mein computaaah! (Sorry, I felt that the German accent in which this narration occasionally twists itself into needed to be viewed...) Later tonight apparently we, as in myself and my friends, have a house-warming party to go to. I'm not entirely sure how long I'm going to stay, and I know that Rachel isn't feeling to well so she might be going home early. Tomorrow promises to be an excellent day! Filled with good food, lovely weather, a romantic walk along the river valley, and a bajillion pictures. Yes. Bajillion. For some reason I feel like it needs to be celebrated as a "end of autumn" day, and Dear Lord are the trees pretty this time of year. One of the reasons why I don't mind bussing to work so freakishly early in the mornings, is that I get to see the sunrise over the river, illuminating all of the multitude of colours that decorate the trees lining the riverside. And if there is some dust in the air, it creates an almost sepia-toned picture feel, an it usually takes my breath away. I say usually, because sometimes I'm still asleep.
So, the Xbox and the computer have finally arrived chez moi, but I am short a computer screen, and an internet connection. So while it is nice to know that I have the components, I do not have the capabilities to utilize them. Xbox shall remain almost solely one-player campaign until wireless is connected, and Computer shall remain ridiculously expensive paper-weight until such a time that I purchase a new screen. The cheap scot inside of me cringes at that though, as computer screens these days are not inexpensive.
Well, I figure I should start on my to-do list for the day, and perhaps get something done today. Also, it probably wouldn't hurt to put pants on. Ahh, the freedom of not getting out of bed.
Beam me up, Scotty!
Craig