Tuesdays are meant for momentum, and today this snep had plenty of it. Morning started at the office, tail flicking between tasks while sipping coffee like it was server fuel. The inbox looked like a wild snowstorm of requests, but with some careful paw-work, I cleared a good path. There’s something oddly cozy about office mornings: keyboards clattering, colleagues bustling, and the snep quietly plotting which snack will be the next to vanish.
Then came the real adventure—off to a client site for the afternoon! An hour on the road, paws tapping the steering wheel, whiskers twitching at every traffic light that thought it could slow me down. The client puzzle today wasn’t too ferocious, just a couple of snarling servers that needed coaxing back into purring. I like to think of it as snep diplomacy: reassure the machines, reassure the humans, and everyone leaves happier.
It’s funny, being a system engineer is part puzzle-solver, part traveler, part snack connoisseur. Some days I’m buried in wires, other days in traffic jams, and today was the perfect mix of both. By the time I padded back home, I was ready to curl up, flick the tail one last time, and call it a day well spent.
Tuesday might bring more energy than Monday, but it also teaches me balance—office mornings for focus, client afternoons for adventure, and evenings for snep recharge.
Stay fluffy,
Quilo 🐆❄️
