There were 10 glorious minutes this morning when I thought I was going to be able to sleep in. Right after our alarm went off this morning (for the early early boxing class), I got a text from Doug saying his key wasn’t working and he couldn’t get into the gym, so class was off. Oh, look! Sleep is beckoning! I reset the alarm (for almost TWO HOURS later) and then texted our friend Erica so she wouldn’t show up to the class unnecessarily and be stuck out in the cold. So maybe I only got nine minutes. Well, I spent probably another minute considering getting up and going to the other gym or going for a run. Considered it. Decided against it. So maybe I only got eight minutes before the next text came in. I almost didn’t check it – thought it was going to a reply from Erica. I think it’s a good thing that I checked it. Pretty sure. I was awake already, I’d planned to get up and work out, and I didn’t actually go back to sleep in those eight minutes. So I checked the text – it was Doug saying he got in, and he’ll be there training if we want to show up. There was really no question after that. We went. There was some speculation about how he got in (back door? picked the locks? in through a rooftop vent?), but the answer was much more mundane. (There are two sets of doors facing the front. He wasn’t using his keys on the right set.) I prefer the version where Doug is a cat burglar, able to get in to any locked building without being caught.