Right now, it is Monday morning at 7:30am and I am once again sitting behind my desk at the Department Of Buildings. And despite the fact that I have not been here since Friday – I feel like I left here five minutes ago.

Last night, I woke up around two in the morning when I felt Christine’s arm wrap around me. After I told her I loved her – I said, “Please don’t tell me that we have to go to work tomorrow.” – because to me – that’s all I did all weekend.

This past weekend – if you want to call it that – I spent most of Saturday and the latter part of Sunday working on Ring Fever. Saturday morning, Rob, Lee, Christine and I drove around Marine Park promoting the Rock and Wrestling Extravaganza that we had yesterday. Then, just a few hours later, we went to Video Game Central in Queens to interview Chyna – and then yesterday, I had to be at the Baron DeKalb Knights of Columbus at two o’clock for the aforementioned Extravaganza. So if you take away the time that I worked this weekend and then total the hours I spent relaxing, sleeping, and spending quality time with Christine – you could count those very few hours on one hand.

Don’t get me wrong, I love to do Ring Fever stuff, it’s just that when you work all day on your days off – it makes your Monday a lot more difficult to deal with then it normally is. Nobody likes Mondays to begin with – but when that Monday comes after two days off that were anything but days off – you really want to crawl back under the covers and sleep the day away – but you can’t – and neither can I.

I guess I should not complain, seeing as how between the Department of Buildings, South Park and Ring Fever – there is no such thing as a day off. And truth be told, I love what I do so I don’t even see the things I do as work. But still and all – couldn’t today be Sunday instead of Monday?