gabs and i arrived at work at 7pm last night, thankful to find all the individuals pretty calm and ready for bed. one of the other psychologists decided to stay the night at work, so the three of us made rounds, joined a supervisor for a joy ride on a golf cart, watched balls of fury, and just generally sat around doing nothing. the servers were closed down at 4pm, so we couldn't really get any work done, other than just conversing about various behavior plans and bemoaning our difficulty in trying to get our plans carried out with any consistency.
so, the storm blew in, folks napped a bit, and i read several articles in the winter 2007 edition of the journal of applied behavior analysis. yes, i'm a nerd.
it rained, it blew, and we were very happy to leave at 7am this morning and come home for some much-deserved sleep. gabs' mom has been cooking all weekend, which today included some pasta, salad, fruit, and gumbo. we lost power around 6am (the state school has generators for all the buildings), and then our power at home went out as we turned the corner onto our street. it came back on about 4 hours later, and our cable finally came back on around 7pm tonight.
since then, we've been busy looking for news about the marina where gab's mom & stepdad live on their boat. i happened upon this blog that gave info and a picture of their marina, which calmed our fears.
now we're headed to bed. you know you've been watching too much weather coverage when you say things like "hey, that storm looks like a kitty cat." yikes.
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