My 666th post....

[kybearfuzz]

... is describing me freaking out about the trip now. Well, maybe "freaking out" isn't the proper phrase, it's more of a mix of anxiousness, nervousness, and apprehension (aren't they all different connotations of the same feeling?). I still have so much left to do at home and on my list and, to be honest, being in this office isn't helping. Many of the things I need to do are at home.... ugh...

Random points of the last two days:

• Found my plug-in adapters and the one for the UK is missing.
  
• The Post Office doesn't have the hold mail cards in the lobby, which is inconvienent for me when you stop at 6 PM on the way home from work.
  
• My local Wal-Mart doesn't carry Downy Wrinkle Remover for those emergency wrinkle problems on the road. Some hotels, I've found, don't have irons.
  
• I still need to pack.
  
• I still need to decide what books and DVD's to take with me.
  
• I still need to get foreign currency.
  
• The online bill pay for the phone company is a piece of crap, they sent me a note to let me know my bank's routing number I entered is wrong. The letter took two days, an email is instant, guess which they sent. Late fees added. Bitches.
  
• I was asked out on a date last night for this weekend... sigh... :(

A big hug to the handsome Irish boobooirl, who has been sending me great information about Ireland. I'm sorry I haven't had a chance to respond, but I GREATLY appreciate the help :)

Comments

[mikiedoggie.livejournal.com]

It'll all work out in the end Mark. My advice re: Money - take a little bit but there are ATMs EVERYWHERE and I've been told numerous times that you're better off drawing money once you get to the airport or something like that.

A date? Well, you have got a great reason to get a raincheck. "Sorry, I can't go out on a date this weekend, I'm off to Europe for a few weeks..."

[kybearfuzz.livejournal.com]

I always carry some cash on me, but I try to charge as much as I can :)

[mikiedoggie.livejournal.com]

LOL. I have been told credit cards are your friend in foreign countries. LOL.