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Oct. 21st, 2020 10:15 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
dchenesI noped the hell out of a meeting today with somebody who's on my last nerve, and wanted me to set up the Zoom link besides. I can maybe cope with her next week, but for sure not today. She needs more hand-holding than the next three students put together and I just can't do it any more this week.
Received my ballot on Monday, filled it out instantly, and took it to the Brighton library drop box after work. It's not showing up as received by the election office yet (edit 4:30 PM: it's been accepted). I don't know how often they empty that box, though, and I can't seem to find out. But anyway, I know for sure it was in the box as of October 19, so I've done my part. 2020 has been heavy on the civic duty; paid taxes in February, would have had jury duty in March, filled out the census in April, voted in the primaries in September, got a flu shot in October, voted in the general election...sigh.
I think I'll take November 12 and 13 off and make a mini-vacation out of having the 11th as a holiday. I'm up to 35 vacation days accumulated and that's about when HR starts sending emails about how I really ought to take some vacation. And I need some time offline.
I wish it were either wear mask or stay six feet away from everybody else. "Social distancing" is right up there with "Homeland Security" in terms of phrases I would be happy never to hear again. (I think I said that already, months ago. But nothing has changed since the last time I said it.)
Received my ballot on Monday, filled it out instantly, and took it to the Brighton library drop box after work. It's not showing up as received by the election office yet (edit 4:30 PM: it's been accepted). I don't know how often they empty that box, though, and I can't seem to find out. But anyway, I know for sure it was in the box as of October 19, so I've done my part. 2020 has been heavy on the civic duty; paid taxes in February, would have had jury duty in March, filled out the census in April, voted in the primaries in September, got a flu shot in October, voted in the general election...sigh.
I think I'll take November 12 and 13 off and make a mini-vacation out of having the 11th as a holiday. I'm up to 35 vacation days accumulated and that's about when HR starts sending emails about how I really ought to take some vacation. And I need some time offline.
I wish it were either wear mask or stay six feet away from everybody else. "Social distancing" is right up there with "Homeland Security" in terms of phrases I would be happy never to hear again. (I think I said that already, months ago. But nothing has changed since the last time I said it.)
