Fish & Chips

I had a craving for fish after work today so I made a point to go over to the Wal-Mart Super-Center (not my first choice, but it is closest to my work and there are only two grocery stores in my town.) I picked up a box of garlic and herb crusted fillets, a nut mix, and spinach and feta pierogies (I had coupons for those last two.)

Anywho, the fun part about this story is that while I was in the check-out line, I heard someone say "BOO!" I looked down and there was one of the five year boys I worked with during my Autism Project days. He smiled at me and told me he got a new haircut. Then, he gave me a high five.

It made my night I tell you!

In work news, I didn't have a single client today (for the first time since December) and it was quite nice to have those extra hours to get paperwork done. If there's one thing that kinda irks me about my job, it's all the paperwork I have to stay on top of. But I'm doing my best to keep up with it and that's what matters to me. Tomorrow, I only have 1 client and then I have our team meeting in the afternoon. Thursday, I have the all-DVR-staff meeting and no clients. Friday, I just have one client. I hope this means I'm going to get a lot of that paper pushed!!

Damn....

So my Kindle Keyboard screen decided to start displaying lines and squares that hid 75% of the text. I followed the trouble-shooting procedure (slide power button, hold 20 seconds, then release.) I also stuck at my charger. Didn't make the problem go away.

So then I called Amazon Kindle Support and color me impressed.

They're sending me a replacement Kindle, free of charge, one day delivery. All I have to do is the print the shipping label off and send the broken one back.

I'm certainly annoyed by the fact that I have to put reading The Hangman's Daughter on hold until Thursday, but I'm quite glad that Amazon seems to have really supportive technical support staff.