As you can guess, I enjoyed "Bruce Almighty", though it hasn't been on cable in years. It's a pleasant, mindless piece of fluff - something perfect for a night spent at home, where if you miss anything in the film, you can either go back a scene or two, or just keep playing the film.
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Today, I was awakened by a person looking for some paperwork from me - which I sent in (in parts) throughout the day. If all goes right, there will be a job waiting for me in two weeks. And it'll be something that stops the drain from my savings account, something that the census provided last year. However, this good news is balanced by some bad news - I still don't have income tax info (W2 forms) for the Census and for my Pension. I'm hoping that I don't have to start making a lot of phone calls to get this mess resolved.
Sometime towards mid afternoon, I ventured downstairs and found a box addressed to me. In that box were the prescriptions I asked my doctor to send to the mail order pharmacy. Yay! Now I know that my problems with the health insurance company are over. Hopefully, I'll be able to go to the doctor on Monday, given the storm they expect to come in that morning.
Eventually, I decided to go shopping for food. Considering how cold it was, I figured that the car needed a good half hour run - and Stew Leonard's was perfect. So, off I went to Stew's, and I returned with a full bag of goodies. Knowing that I still needed stuff I couldn't get at Stew's, I stopped at the Stop & Shop for canned Chicken breast meat, so that I can make something filling if I can't get out Monday afternoon.
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Tomorrow, I'll be seeing FH again. It'll be another shopping day (for her) and she wants to see what the Brooklyn Wegmans is like. I told her it's a big supermarket, but until she sees it, she won't appreciate it. Maybe, if we're lucky, we'll be able to get some premade dinners that only need to be nuked. Otherwise, it's my turn to take care of takeout....
