working late

[derien]

First time in ages. I'm actually at work and allowed computer time while they don't need me. They will probably need to call me back to the checkpoint to screen late passengers.

This is weird, being here this late. I keep looking for things to do which are actually work related, but there's only so much x-ray tutor one can stand. I tried to do "classes" in the Online Learning Center, but I'm locked out because, stupid me, I forgot my password, and the only time you can get that fixed is during the day. No 24 hour helpdesk from our government, what's up with that?

I can't read fic, because everything I do from the computer is tracked. They probably know every word I'm typing right now. Yes, Big Brother is watching me. eh, whatever. I don't know why, but that doesn't bother me too much. Well, it does, but I'm careful, I'm good. *shrug* So, now I'll go off and write on paper, so they can't read it - ha ha! :) Or more likely I'll have to find something to eat. I'm suddenly starving.

(hm. Why does the spellchecker not know the word "doesn't"? I normally never spellcheck, as you can probably tell if you read my entries for long, because my spellchecker at home just crashes the silly client.)

Comments

[luvsrimmer.livejournal.com]

I wouldn't think that airport would be too busy at that hour. Seen any famous people lately?

[derien.livejournal.com]

Not too busy, but one of the airlines has added a 9PM flight, and then there's often delays. And, grrr... one of our new airlines has a policy of never cancelling a flight. That makes for loooong days, both for us and the passengers, who can sit around the airport all day getting grumpier and grumpier, and going in and out of the checkpoint getting screened over and over and over. Sheesh.

Oh, and yeah, I did see that woman who was in "Almost Perfect" and "Three Men and a Baby." Nancy Travis. She's filming "Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants," but I guess she doesn't have a huge role in that. She seemed quite nice. Her sons and boyfriend seemed somewhat... not that bright. Or just spolled. Or both.

[derien.livejournal.com]

boyfriend/husband, whatever he was.

[luvsrimmer.livejournal.com]

cool, my cousin read that book.