musical chairs

[thanate]

The *only* classical radio station in the DC area has (as of 8 pm last night) switched from WGMS to WETA... GMS is dead, no further explanation than that the stupid redskins coach was planning on buying it some time ago. ETA (which was my radio station during high school, and then went to more and more news with less and less music, and finally morphed into "your station for NPR and BBC news" at which point it ceased to be my station at all) has repented of its ways and gone back to mostly classical. With much hype. It is very odd.

As of the end of the day yesterday, half the delaware crew has been pulled for an "emergency phase 1" out by Dulles. Which means that by thursday, we'll be down to 3 people out here, and so there is no chance of finishing this week after all. (and the one person who could do this project, but couldn't do any of the others, randomly quit. possibly related to the fact that he kept whining about never leaving the site "on time." we don't think he has another job or anything.)

people are weird, did I mention that recently?

Oh, and I have a goal-- someday, I should like to go over the bay bridge when someone *else* is driving, so I can stare out the windows the whole time. Pretty water! Although we left late enough on friday that I got to cross the bridge when there was 2-way traffic on my span, which was kind of cool.

Comments

[kittymaru.livejournal.com]

that's funny. One of my goals is to DRIVE over the Bay Bridge. never done it myself.

[thanate.livejournal.com]

I'm pretty sure I went over it at some point when I was a kid and too young to drive. But I don't remember it. I've driven over it myself many times (when I was living in PA and dating someone in the annapolis area, going out to see Asoteague island, and going back and forth to this project at work...) but there's only so much sightseeing one can do at that point.

Unless the winds are acting up, as a driving experience it's not that much different from normal roads.