Yesterday was the last real crunch day at work. Today and Friday will still be busy, but I think I got through my tough part yesterday. I’ve been working steadily all morning, but the pressure feels somewhat off. Two more days left in the fiscal year, and we may actually meet our project goal.
Kelly and I worked on the seating chart for the wedding yesterday. We think we’ve got it more or less nailed down.
When I got home, I watched the most recent episode of The Shield, which was waiting for me on the DVR. After Kelly went to the gym, we walked over to Shirlington for dinner. We used part of our "date night" gift that he11o_sunshine and stubiebrother got for us. We ate dinner at Guapo’s, and I had an amazing, bacon-wrapped shrimp fajita dish. The shrimp was stuffed with cheese and jalepenos, wrapped in bacon, and there was an excellent garlic butter sauce to go along with it. It was the best meal I’ve had in a long time.
Issues with my old Credit Union account. I no longer use the account; we have our accounts at a local bank now. I thought I’d had all my automatic payments moved to the new account, but I apparently missed on. The account was overdrawn yesterday. Fortunately, as a member in good standing, the credit union covered it, but it was an annoyance that had unintended side-effects. And to add to the misery, I found out that I owe about $35 on the water bill for the old house. The final bill was never sent to me. It was sent to the new tenants who were justifiably confused by the whole thing. I had a similar problem early in the week. When I switched the gas service from the old house to the new house, I was told that I would not beassigned a new account number. My BillPay kept paying the bills, but I received a statement saying that I owed two months worth of gas service. Guess what? They changed the account number. The payments on the old bills were going into the ether. I guess that’s the danger of automatic payments. Nevertheless, I prefer these little snafus to having to remember to actually make the payments each month.
We’re supposed to get some rain today.