Archive for June 2004
tired
been back to work three days, though one of them was telework (so no commute), and already I’m wiped out, not doing anything much more strenuous than typing & mousing. bleh.
there’s *got* to be something I can do about this: more sleep (so hard when it’s just getting dark at 9:30 *and* we are […]
de-virtualized
instead of spending time at my computer(s), I’ve been bicycling, arguing, and doing manual labor. more later, possibly with pictures.
(oh, and the fine people at Qwest accidentally shut off our landline phone for 2 1/2 days, so even when I wanted to go online I couldn’t!)
I’m so lucky
sometimes I forget how lucky I am in my stable middle-class life…and frankly how much luck I’ve had in the weird twisty bits that got me here.
pluses and minuses
I like between-quarter breaks because it’s so quiet and peaceful.
I hate them because the cafeteria and the coffee cart are closed, and there’s no food in walking distance except vending machines.
(yeah, I forgot my lunch.)
high as a kite
so I got a bike 2 weeks ago, right? and two weeks ago, I wasn’t sure if I could even *ride*; that first night, we went down to the library, and I went through a series of little freakouts all the way down and up (as much as I enjoyed it at the same […]
dealing with my life
today Mark Pilgrim posted his thoughts about the clean sweep quiz. I tried it myself….
23-25. (varied depending on a couple of marginal items.)
gah. my house is a mess; my relationships are few and conflicted; I’m not taking care of my physical health terribly well, and my finances are wildly disorganized.
on a happy […]
