Recently, I had more people calling (or texting) me in one night than usually happens in a week. But then, it was perfectly understandable given the circumstances....
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Early in the day, my brother interrupted me while I was taking care of something important. He called me to let me know that a financial issue we've had closing out our dad's estate should be over soon - the bank is mailing out a check, and my brother will deposit it on arrival. This means that, god willing, I should be able to afford to take my Hawaii cruise when cruising starts up again.
Later in the day, Vicki called me to chat a little. I had just started to straighten out some of the mess in the apartment, and was interrupted. A few seconds after Vicki hung up, my brother called again, just to shoot the breeze. I called my friend Vanessa to touch base on a course which required my help figuring out her problem with setting up an ad campaign on Google search, and she said that she'd call back shortly. So I took this time to chat with TCL.
Once done with TCL, I received a message from a friend in Manhattan, and we "chatted" for a while before I was tired of texting. So I bid her goodbye for the night. And almost immediately after wards, I received a text from a new acquaintance on Facebook, and we started to shoot the breeze. Although she's talking with me as Mario, I know she'd be surprised to find out that I once frequented her store as Marian. (That's something I will reveal at a future time.) While shooting the breeze, XGFJ texted me to chat a little. She sent me a link for a store in her neck of the woods that opened a new location in Eastchester. Applestone Meat is known for its 24x7 stores which use vending machines to dispense their products. Although the meat is expensive, it is an excellent value if you like high quality beef. By the time I was done with my new friend and my ex girlfriend, Vanessa called me back and we were both talking about her Google ad problems and catching up on what has been going on with our lives.
By the time midnight came along, I was fried. This is one of those times I'm glad that I don't have to go to work in the morning.
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