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I carry the hose
May. 2nd, 2005 04:31 pmAll right, enough with the damn snow already! If water absolutely must fall out of the sky intermittently all day, it should at least be liquid water. (Thank goodness for waterproof neoprene laptop sleeves.) I'm also tired of taking baths before I go to bed so I get warm enough to sleep in less than an hour and a half.
On Saturday I got e-mail telling me that my analysis had been ready to be picked up since Friday afternoon, except the MCLS office is closed on weekends so I couldn't do anything about it. I picked it up this morning and took it, self and Moose to the library, and worked on revisions for an hour and a half. Two more hours or so and the second draft will be done so I can e-mail it off to be read. Tomorrow morning I get it back, and tomorrow afternoon I repaginate and print everything I haven't printed yet, and take it to be copied.
This week is the last week of classes, which fact escaped me entirely because all my major projects are due next week, not this week. (Hm, that means this week is the last coffee hour.) I bet we have another project management meeting next week, too.
I should sit down with the calendar and figure out when, exactly, I'm going to clean this place before my parents show up.
What's the appropriate interjection for overworked, overstressed, procrastinating slightly and looking at two more months of not knowing what's going to happen next?
On Saturday I got e-mail telling me that my analysis had been ready to be picked up since Friday afternoon, except the MCLS office is closed on weekends so I couldn't do anything about it. I picked it up this morning and took it, self and Moose to the library, and worked on revisions for an hour and a half. Two more hours or so and the second draft will be done so I can e-mail it off to be read. Tomorrow morning I get it back, and tomorrow afternoon I repaginate and print everything I haven't printed yet, and take it to be copied.
This week is the last week of classes, which fact escaped me entirely because all my major projects are due next week, not this week. (Hm, that means this week is the last coffee hour.) I bet we have another project management meeting next week, too.
I should sit down with the calendar and figure out when, exactly, I'm going to clean this place before my parents show up.
What's the appropriate interjection for overworked, overstressed, procrastinating slightly and looking at two more months of not knowing what's going to happen next?
