Last midnight shift!!! Yippeee!!

Less than two hours to go for this last night shift for about 3 weeks! One thing about it though, working nights allows you to avoid all the useless "drones" that inhabit this place during the day. I'm constantly amazed at how we got by just fine for all those years without them. To hear it from them, that would be impossible. Oh, the joys of a bureaucracy!!

Been watching Ivan this morning taking a bead on the gulf coast. It could get ugly down there - this thing reminds me a lot of Camille, but, of course, we didn't have all the wonderful satellite pictures back then. I'm a little concerned for Carolyn and the kids in north Georgia. Even if they don't get the hurricane force winds, they are going to get a lot of rain. It might even linger into the weekend and ruin the show that she was going to do. I hope not becuase she was counting on that one....

I wonder what it is that makes people think they should stay when everyone around them is evacuating because of the storm? After having seen what these things do, there's no way I'd hang around waiting to be drown. I guess it's the old "Can't happen to me syndrome"! Either that or simple natural selection at work... ;-)

Good rehearsal tonight! Everyone is doing great. Joe was out sick so I hope he's feeling better by tonight.

I'll just catch a little nap this morning then start running errands - groceries, land-fill, TOF stuff, Arts Council software, yada - yada - yada - I'll be in and out if you're trying to get in touch with me.....