Started off 2010 with a trip to Breckenridge, and man it was awesome. One of those rare (once-a-year) trips that I enjoy to the fullest. Relaxing actually, even if I fell on my butt often and soreness was ever-frequent. I’m glad I went, and now I look forward to the next trip, whenever that may be. It probably won’t be for a while as I kind of just want to save. Dunno what I’m saving for, but we’ll find out once it’s spent.
Just finished off another 70-hour week. The days just bleed into each other. What’s sad is, I think I got used to it. I may be tired, but I’m not all that stressed.
Just 95% finished my electrical set for my first medical buildings, complete with a CT scanner and a linear accelerator (machine that shrinks/magically eliminates tumors). Basically, my boss said, “don’t fuck up”… makes sense, cause these machines literally affect people. After completion is a great feeling of accomplishment as this was my first solo project. This was the first one where bossman was hands off unless I specifically asked for his guidance. Very exciting for me.
My company’s health insurance went up 30+%. Figures with the heart attacks, pregnancies, throwing out backs, strokes (at age 32!!). So we have a new health plan that is especially fitting for me since I’m health[ier] than most. And even when I am sick, I never go to the doctor anyways. With the health problems happening, my company will now invest time into going to the gym! And I’m very excited for our corporate membership at…Incarnate Word =) yup! University wellness – nothing beats it. And it’s conveniently across the street.
BTW, you must check out my friend’s site for his up-and-coming PedalHouston.com Check out his highly energetic blog: http://pedalmikester.wordpress.com
BTW2, my “things I want but don’t need list v. 2009″ remains as checked-off. Though I will be replacing my ipod shuffle (old version, NOT the new one) as I gave mine to my grandpa so he could listen to Vietnamese music. The rest of that list does not consist of necessities to me. Ergo: “don’t need”
-KTP