A blog full of sharp objects.
I spent nearly 24 hours in Chicago between yesterday and today as I tried to get home from Warped Tour -- most of those hours spent running from gate to gate at O'Hare International Airport, desperately hoping to get a standby spot on a flight to Cleveland. Then, once my actual flight was finally, mercifully canceled (after being delayed a good six hours or so), my wonderful girlfriend (who currently inhabits the Windy City) picked me up and drove me back to her house. Of course, this was in the middle of one of the worst storms Chicago's ever seen; we actually more or less drove through a tornado to get to her place. Trees on top of cars, sideways rain, huge gusts of wind; it was insane. I was half expecting a cow to fly by her car.
But I finally got myself out of Chicago and back to Cleveland this morning, where I walked into my office after being gone for a week and a half to find this:
That, my friends, is one big pile of mail. Anyone wanna open some for me? I don't think my fingers can take it, after having to rip open about 18,000 boxes of Warped Tour programs over the past week or so...
PS - Were you following my Warped adventures? I sure hope so. You can read all my blog entries from the tour here.
But I finally got myself out of Chicago and back to Cleveland this morning, where I walked into my office after being gone for a week and a half to find this:
That, my friends, is one big pile of mail. Anyone wanna open some for me? I don't think my fingers can take it, after having to rip open about 18,000 boxes of Warped Tour programs over the past week or so...
PS - Were you following my Warped adventures? I sure hope so. You can read all my blog entries from the tour here.
posted by Scott Heisel at
11:56 AM
5 Comments:
Scott, I was informed by my street team leader that you ran off to see ETID at Warped in Chicago because you HAD to see them....
Because of this, I believe we are destined to be BFFs. I'm the only one on the team that would have the same reaction as you at Warped.
Next time you are in Chicago, hit up the team and we'll haaaaang. =)
-Monica
I think I would feel really special if I got that much mail.
Right now, I just get bills and a lot of Kmart coupon books.
why aren't you popular, mr. heisel!
I remember when my grandma went to Hawaii for two weeks, she left a cardboard box out for all her mail to be put into.
Maybe you should get a box to store mail the next you go out of town.
:)
I don't think I've had that much mail in my entire life. In fact, I'm pretty sure that the only mail I've gotten for years is AP, stuff ordered from Chapters and postcards telling me to go to the dentist.
Good luck with that.
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