It's Monday! ok, so the day after Monday

It's Monday! Well kind of... See I took Monday off... again, kind of. I worked from 4am to 10pm. So I had much of the day off. I would love to say I accomplished all the household chores I needed to, but that would be lying. I did get a lot done though. The backyard was cleaned up a little, and I cleaned out my shed. I still have a lot to do in that shed also. I want to run 220v electricity to it. It is in desperate need of lighting and power. With a 220v line I could put in a window A/C unit for the summer months.

Back to "it's Monday!" Yesterday Uncle Jay published another video. He's a blogger that creates "newscasts" about the news. It's really a great show to watch. See his latest at http://www.unclejayexplainsthenews.com/
He also has a really good one about congress, http://www.unclejayexplains.com/2007/09/03/uncle-jay-explains-the-news-september-3-2007/

My calendar for this month is Elitism. I love the comments, "It's lonely at the top. But it's comforting to look down upon everyone at the bottom." Is that how it feels to be a CEO? I think at times my job is lonely. I'm sure it has nothing to do with the fact I am a sole employee. I work with many of the other departments in the city though. Have I told you what I do?
The first day of the work week I work for public works in code enforcement. I spend 4 hours a week looking for city ordinances violations on nights and weekends. One hour I worked I wrote 17 citations in 60 minutes. Most of it was for trash as a eyesore, or trailers parked overnight. It's a temporary assignment to help clean up the city.
The middle three days I work in the Fire Marshal's Office. I'm a fire inspector and arson investigator. It means a I visit area businesses and enforce the fire code through inspections. I also create pre-plans of all the city businesses. It is also my job to investigate and determine the cause of all fires in the city limits.
The fifth and final workday, I ride patrol with the police department. I do this to keep up with my skills and training.

Okay... well that's a lot of writing for me. I'm going to head home.