Finally a day to relax. Friday was long and hellish. I had 2 closing in southern ohio, Waverly and Chillicothe. These places are about 20 minutes apart, but I had 2 hours and 45 minutes to kill between closings. No point in driving back to columbus to turn around again. I figured I could go shopping or find a book store, get something to eat etc. There isn't shit in Waverly and Chillicothe is one of the worst places I have ever had to displeasure of going to in my entire life. There was no mall, and the shopping they did have were strip malls of the worst stores ever. The restaurant selection consisted of only chain restaurants. The was a line of people out the door waiting to eat at Red Lobster. WTF?
First I went to a place that I thought was Eddie Bauer, because the writing was identical, but I obviously didn't read the name carefully, it was Elder Be... something I don't remember. It was a department store with all the rejected shit all of the other department stores didn't want. I couldn't believe that somewhere someone wasted the time and energy producing and manufacturing this crap. I then went to the JC Penny they had there, the first time I had been to JC Penny in like 13 years. That place sucked. I thought it couldn't get much worst than the last place, but it did. After that I went down the strip, walked into the fashion bug there, and then turned around and walked right back out. I went to Sears, pretty bad. All the reject clothes from JC Penny and Sears from 2-3 years ago were sent to the stores in Chillicothe. I was hoping to find a Barnes and Nobles or some other book store, but after asking someone, they told me there weren't any books store in Chillicothe.

On the way home a deer ran right in front of my car, it was like five feet away, running by it almost looked like a cartoon or something. Scared the shit out of me.

Yesterday we went to Cincinnati, saw the Red lose. Of course they won friday night, and I think they won the game today too. It was fun, but it is more fun when the game is a little more exciting.