Much to Do

Wow…I feel absolutely swamped. Really have felt it ever since coming back from Whistler but starting to get a little overwhelming. Good thing for a weekend of absolutely no plans because take a look at this To-Do list:

Work Tasks:

Finish construction phases in Google Sketchup for David
Create detail sheet for the base slab
Insert section callouts for all Structural Plan sheets
Make sure SAFE model of lid slab passes Keith’s approval
Update SAFE model of lid slab with appropriate placement of design strips
Send out sheet list for transition section at UW Station
Detail weld connection for soldier pile wall for the Roosevelt Station
Proceed with creating and updating details for transition section at UW Station
Conclude design and analysis of SAP beam model for the utility tunnel at UW

Non-Work Tasks:

Clean out cooler from weekend
Laundry (always on my task list I feel)
Print out tax files and W2s and get them mailed
Change address for all accounts
Book Mexico flights for April
Deposit checks from Whistler weekend
Call Directv to finally cancel subscription
Collect security deposit and any other final details with Mary
Find boxes and start to pack
Figure out moving plan (Uhaul, Jeep, friend’s truck?) and what day
Need to get a new bed, dresser, nightstand, coffee table?
Sell my old coffee pot, hookah?
Buy Mary’s TV?

Yes, lots to do. But really I don’t feel like doing any of it…I don’t want to ruin my newly manicured and pedicured extremities that I adore so much and I would rather just watch the basketball game Saturday, go consignment shopping with Amy for furniture and volunteer at the Q Cafe on Friday night, and watch movies all day Sunday. Oh wait, that is probably what ends up happening. I am so thrilled about my new place. I seriously luck out with finding housing and Bryan was super jealous when he saw it…but he was more jealous (or angry?) about the rent. I don’t think he will ever treat me to dinner again.

Chelsea