What happened was the lava in the lava sauce got into your brain and started melting it... that's what happens when you eat taco bell. All in all a great fucking dream.
Second, that your predicament at the art museum is pretty much what a lot of my days are at RCC. There a lot of "ideas' floating around about what we want to do, and though we have plenty of time to do them, it usually comes down a made crunch in the week or two before the event. it's great. Pretty much everyday when i come in i have to sit down and think hard about a to-do list for the day. otherwise i look at LJ all day. Whoops!
Elliot? He's a friend of our brothers. You have absolutely met him before, but he's kind of quiet. He's over at my house most of the time, so he figures into a lot of my dreams lately.
I'm just surprised that my work at Stan Hywet is more focused and directed than at the Art Museum. I always thought Stan Hywet was a slapdash operation, but they seem to have a more rigid chain of command than the Art Museum. Then again, the head curator of the Art Museum left a few months ago, and her spot is still empty, hence why I occupy the big corner office. I imagine people were doing more actual work when she was there.
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What happened was the lava in the lava sauce got into your brain and started melting it... that's what happens when you eat taco bell. All in all a great fucking dream.
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Second, that your predicament at the art museum is pretty much what a lot of my days are at RCC. There a lot of "ideas' floating around about what we want to do, and though we have plenty of time to do them, it usually comes down a made crunch in the week or two before the event. it's great. Pretty much everyday when i come in i have to sit down and think hard about a to-do list for the day. otherwise i look at LJ all day. Whoops!
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I'm just surprised that my work at Stan Hywet is more focused and directed than at the Art Museum. I always thought Stan Hywet was a slapdash operation, but they seem to have a more rigid chain of command than the Art Museum. Then again, the head curator of the Art Museum left a few months ago, and her spot is still empty, hence why I occupy the big corner office. I imagine people were doing more actual work when she was there.
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