Friday, February 16, 2007

Quarterly blog update

Yeah, it's been longer than I'd like since my last post. Sadly, I've spent more time on MySpace than here. I still hate MySpace. I probably spend a full third of the actual time on that site waiting for pages to load. And most sessions end with me shutting down my browser in disgust after a page either fails to load, or clicking "Sign Out" does nothing.
I got the job! I'm on my third week now. The first two weeks were training on the day shift. (Starting at 6:30 am is not my idea of fun.) I'm now on the graveyard shift. I'm at work a bit before 10:30 pm, and I leave around 7:00 am the next morning. Most people probably think I'm nuts, but I'm happy to be on the graveyard shift again. It suits my circadian rhythm more, in fact. But that doesn't make it easy to adjust to. Urk.
I'm playing WoW more - and happy about it. I'm also getting caught up on some TV watching. Still watching the first season of Lost, re-watching Smallville so I can get back on track. I missed the last season and a half, so I got seasons 1-4 on DVD. I'm nearly done with season 2. And then there's Battlestar Galactica and Heroes. I'm looking forward to Stargate SG-1 and Atlantis resuming soon.
Oh - and I just signed up for an account on twitter.com - it lets you keep friends up to date with what you're doing with little one-sentence posts.
I've added the "badge" to the sidebar on the left.

Friday, January 05, 2007

Spreadsheets and flowcharts

I'm still alive - I've just been busy.
I'm waiting to hear about the position I applied for, hoping I get the job. I applied about 6 weeks ago. Holidays are terrible for getting things done.
Speaking of getting things done, I'm trying to keep to a (flexible) schedule I set up for myself. I'm trying to devote one hour a day, 4 days a week, to doing the stuff around the house (apartment) I never want to do. Breaking it up into little bits makes it far less onerous.
And I think I'm renewing acquaintances again. Or trying to. I'm terrible about forgetting to call someone I don't see or hear from on a regular basis. If you haven't heard from me recently, your turn will come. Or just give me a call!