For the wages of sin is death

[vovat]

This entry is written in chronological order, but since there's no real transition between items, I'm going to write it as a numbered list.

1. Yesterday at work, there was an alarm, and we had to evacuate the building. Security apparently never found out why it went off. Weird.

2. The Moon last night seemed to have a bit of a reddish tent, which put me in mind of Revelation 6:12. Actually, though, I think it was a little more yellow than red. So no apocalypse yet, I suppose. {g}

3. Last night, bethje and I watched Se7en. (Isn't it cool that I spelled it that way? {g}) That's a movie that everyone seems to like (according to Beth, it has a Netflix rating of 4.75 stars), and I was no exception. I liked how it incorporated all of the Deadly Sins, with a creative murder method for each sin.

4. Today, I bought the new Laura Cantrell album at Borders. It took me a while to find, though, because someone apparently thought "Cantrell" belonged between Mariah Carey and Belinda Carlisle. I have to wonder why the alphabet seems to be so difficult for some people. I mean, the best of us make organizational mistakes on occasion, but come on! Anyway, I haven't listened to the album yet, but I thought some of my readers might be interested to know that John Flansburgh and Robin Goldwasser are thanked in the liner notes. Expect some thoughts on the record in the near future.

Comments

re: item number 4...

[obsessical.livejournal.com]

I was very interested in that. If I had an expendable income, i would buy it.

But about the organization, sometimes people pick things up and place them back in the wrong place. which angers me *so much* at blockbuster. Before I had a job, I used to hang out with my friends in the shopping center by my house. They were always late, and with the extra fifteen minutes I had, I would go into the blockbuster and put the movies back in alphabetical order. I once asked the blockbuster people if they'd hire someone under 18 for a job like that, organizing. They said that they would not. "Okay," i said, "I'll continue doing it for free, then."

Re: item number 4...

[vovat.livejournal.com]

I think that's why some places (especially libraries) have rules against customers returning things to the shelves themsleves. I do have to wonder why so many people have trouble with simple organizational systems, though. I mean, if you could find an item in the first place, why not just put it back where you found it? Is that really so hard?

[skylark-king.livejournal.com]

Odd that. I had the same lunar experience here in Dallas. It was kinda cool. My grandma called me to tell me.

[vovat.livejournal.com]

Yeah, I think they even mentioned something about it on the radio.