Rhonda nostalgia

Tonight was hellaciously busy at work. I mean, there could have been two pharmacists working - that's how much work there was. In any event, I survived it. And I'm up later than I expected, but that pretty much goes without saying for the evening shift. For whatever reason, I just can't come home and go right to bed. And considering that tomorrow will be a whirlwind of getting Anna to dance in the morning and then heading up for the funeral at 12:30PM, I should probably be in bed.

But here I am, sitting up at 12:30 in the morning and while my brain is completely exhausted, I'm resisting the call to bed for the moment. When I was at work tonight, I was really wishing that I could come home and watch USA Up All Night but there were two problems with that - the first being that it's no longer on TV and the second being that even if it were, I don't have cable so I wouldn't be able to watch it anyway. I don't know - there was always something soothing about knowing that there was a perfectly good B-movie on USA on Friday and Saturday nights. Now, it's nothing but informercials and crap. And, let's be honest, I kinda miss Rhonda being a bimbo.

And then I was all set to come home and watch a DVD before bed, but then I didn't leave work till 11PM which means that I didn't actually get home till 11:20PM. And that's just too late to start a movie. So I'm here, blogging and listening to music which is an acceptable alternative. The only problem with it is it's all too familiar. It's what I always do. But there is a lot of comfort in it.

It's a full weekend ahead. Grandpa's funeral tomorrow. Sunday we meet up with Mary in Ankeny and have a very belated Christmas. Monday I took off work as I get 3 days of bereavement leave per year and well, who knows what I'll do?

Maybe I'll see if I can find the DVD of Cannibal Women in the Avocado Jungle of Death and try to watch it. Not likely to find it, but Rhonda would definitely approve.