meh

Tomorrow marks 2 weeks at my temp job. 1.5 remaining. I've already started training my permanent replacement. He's getting married on aug 3, and he has a finely tuned ability to look at women -- many of which I don't even see. There are a lot of things I don't take notice of, mind you, but just about everyone in the world has a butt, and most of them are round.
I am in the new apt. every morning I hear cows. Last night they were mooing all night long pretty much, though it isnt melodic mooing and more of a staccato grunting. Maybe they are gettin biz-ay. This morning some geese flew overhead, and their honking agitated the cows further. I thought it seemed a bit early for the geese. Maybe they just want to get down south early to grab a good spot.
I need to get a copy of mermaid ave. I feel uncomfortable listening to the radio with my co-worker in the truck. I don't want to be the guy that MAKES you listen to 2 hours of polka -- and it really all starts to blend together and have very predictable lyrics. I sorta find it neat in a sociological sense that there are lots of polka listeners out there in the polish-american community (which apparently is all over CT) though my sense of quantity might be skewed.
I am getting to know the roads in the surrounding towns well enough that it is amusing to me. This morning I asked my coworker to "look at the map and see if there's a route that we can take up to 44 from 101 without going back to 169." Then immediately I said "oh, wright's crossing road will do that, and our next stop is right by there." I had happened to make a delivery on said road the previous week. Its sorta fun to think that I'm being paid to explore, though the exploration is decreasing since I am getting to know the area and don't have that many new stops to make every day (if any.)
It's far easier to pick out a backroad longcut when there's someone who can read the map while you're concentrating on the road.
On the morning run, we passed a work crew which was temporarily not working. I saw a crowd of people around a guy lying on a hillside with some electrodes on his chest. I thought heart attack, but my trainee thought overheating.