Expand Cut Tags

No cut tags

Mar. 28th, 2006

ack

Mar. 28th, 2006 01:09 pm
lizziebelle: (grape hyacinths)
Today started out with a sobering message from coworker Diane that her brother (who's been in a coma since the holidays) will be taken off life support today; his kidneys failed yesterday. She knew this was coming, but still. Hard to deal with. He's 65.

So of course she also left me a very convoluted message about one of her candidates' ads, which I had to figure out. Plus I had to deal with a missing classifed in zone B, and Beth wasn't here yet. Oh, and there were a couple of other fires to be put out, and all of this was before 9:00.

Breathe.

So I ate my yogurt, cleaned all the extraneous paper off my desk (there was an awful lot of it all of a sudden), and waited for people who could help me to come in. Eventually they did, and things got straightened out.

Whew.

Started a new story over the weekend, and I think I have to scrap most of it and start over. I like the premise, but not the execution. Actually, it's the protagonist's employment that I don't like. I think she needs to be an actress for it to work properly. So it's back to square one. I worked out a rough outline at lunch, sitting down at the park, with small children and geese running around and squawking. Not surprisingly, I didn't get too far, but I have some idea of direction now.

Yesterday was very slow around here in the afternoon, so instead of working I downloaded Yahoo Messenger. I can't use it at home; if they even make it for Macs, they sure don't make it for OS9. So if you see me online, pop in and say hi! My SN is ariadnebel.

Right now, Kim is at lunch, so I can't make any calls to customers. Gotta be able to answer the incoming ones. So here I am. :)

ack

Mar. 28th, 2006 01:09 pm
lizziebelle: (grape hyacinths)
Today started out with a sobering message from coworker Diane that her brother (who's been in a coma since the holidays) will be taken off life support today; his kidneys failed yesterday. She knew this was coming, but still. Hard to deal with. He's 65.

So of course she also left me a very convoluted message about one of her candidates' ads, which I had to figure out. Plus I had to deal with a missing classifed in zone B, and Beth wasn't here yet. Oh, and there were a couple of other fires to be put out, and all of this was before 9:00.

Breathe.

So I ate my yogurt, cleaned all the extraneous paper off my desk (there was an awful lot of it all of a sudden), and waited for people who could help me to come in. Eventually they did, and things got straightened out.

Whew.

Started a new story over the weekend, and I think I have to scrap most of it and start over. I like the premise, but not the execution. Actually, it's the protagonist's employment that I don't like. I think she needs to be an actress for it to work properly. So it's back to square one. I worked out a rough outline at lunch, sitting down at the park, with small children and geese running around and squawking. Not surprisingly, I didn't get too far, but I have some idea of direction now.

Yesterday was very slow around here in the afternoon, so instead of working I downloaded Yahoo Messenger. I can't use it at home; if they even make it for Macs, they sure don't make it for OS9. So if you see me online, pop in and say hi! My SN is ariadnebel.

Right now, Kim is at lunch, so I can't make any calls to customers. Gotta be able to answer the incoming ones. So here I am. :)
lizziebelle: (grape hyacinths)
I just typed in a really long (155 words) help wanted ad for a hospital, and it had words like endoscopy and gastroenterology that the spell checker just didn't know. Also? Doctors should have to take writing classes. Just sayin'.
lizziebelle: (grape hyacinths)
I just typed in a really long (155 words) help wanted ad for a hospital, and it had words like endoscopy and gastroenterology that the spell checker just didn't know. Also? Doctors should have to take writing classes. Just sayin'.
lizziebelle: (maxfield parrish)
My good friend Jay Atwood has just come out with a new CD! He's also the didgeridoo player for The Wicked Tinkers, who performed recently on the Late Late Show on CBS. Men in kilts! Woo hoo!
lizziebelle: (maxfield parrish)
My good friend Jay Atwood has just come out with a new CD! He's also the didgeridoo player for The Wicked Tinkers, who performed recently on the Late Late Show on CBS. Men in kilts! Woo hoo!

May 2019

S M T W T F S
   1234
5 67891011
12131415161718
19202122232425
262728293031 

Most Popular Tags

Style Credit

Page generated Jul. 22nd, 2025 05:25 am
Powered by Dreamwidth Studios