But Brother you fight my baby tonight

cuz it's too darn hot.
However, it's air conditioned where I work, at least.
And I really like the commute on a Federal holiday--I got to go 65mph on 280 yesterday! (I even slowed down to 60 once...) There were Bach and Mozart and Vivaldi and Worlock on the radio, and the scenery involved trees and a lake.
And I came home and my housemate had prepared a lovely dinner and lovely company.
Today I should get some kind of regular schedule at work (it'll actually start on Friday) which will be nice. Hopefully I'll also get my uniform clothes I ordered. Oh, and I think I'll be going to training in SLC on or around 6 October. Anybody know of cool clubs or things to do while there? (I've already been to Temple Square.)

I squeeze the sky out but not a star appears

1. Got the Post Office Battery Test results back, and scored an 86.6% which is not embarrassing. However, Experts(tm) say that a score in the mid to high 90s is required to get a call in the first year or so.
2. Got my schedule. I'll be working 5am to 1.30pm Friday through Tuesday, starting next week. I was going to start on Friday, but I mentioned that this would be ten days in a row and I was concerned about how I'd hold up and they said 'D'oh! Yeah, let's fix that.'
3. I called Debbie and told her that I had a schedule, and she said I'd made her afternoon and she'd put me on the schedule for next Wednesday and Thursday, and we'd discuss how much more work I felt like doing once I'd been on the schedule for more than forty minutes.
4. The first week of training, which was going to send me to Salt Lake City in October, has been rescheduled. The 16 September date, which had initially been full, got some holes in it and Hollis said Do you want it? and we said Hell yeah. So I'm leaving town next weekend.
5. On the way home there was this pretty and very distracting sight. The clouds were pouring over the mountains to the right, and into the little valley where the lake/reservoir/thingie is--it was very fluid, and I really liked the way it channelled down into a thick stream and then, as it got over the water it just... puffed up and away into a big fan of fog.