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Feb. 12th, 2020 11:05 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
dchenesOn Sunday I was kicking ass and taking names. Monday wasn't particularly wonderful, and yesterday I was done with this week after I spent the first half hour of the day failing to order flowers online because the Place Order button wouldn't work, and then spent the next half hour on the phone trying to order flowers and having to repeat myself three or four times every time the customer service person wanted a piece of information. And then the Curriculum Committee meeting happened and somebody who said he was coming, didn't, because he forgot he had said he would even though I saw him write it down, and I got yelled at for not confirming him. And then the flowers, which were supposed to arrive today, arrived yesterday at 4:15.
Unfortunately the week isn't done with me, so I had cupcakes for dinner last night despite that being a terrible idea (and unsatisfactory besides, because the frosting had slid off by the time I got them home. I love Georgetown Cupcakes, but they must be kept absolutely horizontal in transit.).
Today at least the sun is out, which hasn't happened since sometime last week.
It's bad enough that Harvard requires 2-factor authentication through my personal phone in order to do anything, but now the app has started nagging me about iOS being one version behind and how that's a security risk. GO AWAY. Only I can't make it go away, because without the app I can't get into things like time entry and PCard reconciliations and reserving rooms. So ARGH, that's all.
But the sun is out.
Unfortunately the week isn't done with me, so I had cupcakes for dinner last night despite that being a terrible idea (and unsatisfactory besides, because the frosting had slid off by the time I got them home. I love Georgetown Cupcakes, but they must be kept absolutely horizontal in transit.).
Today at least the sun is out, which hasn't happened since sometime last week.
It's bad enough that Harvard requires 2-factor authentication through my personal phone in order to do anything, but now the app has started nagging me about iOS being one version behind and how that's a security risk. GO AWAY. Only I can't make it go away, because without the app I can't get into things like time entry and PCard reconciliations and reserving rooms. So ARGH, that's all.
But the sun is out.
