T Campbell's Blog
Writer of Penny and Aggie, Fans (also called Faans), Rip & Teri, Search Engine Funnies and A History of Webcomics. Experienced webcomics editor, currently seeking full-time work and working on strange and interesting new things...Saturday, February 18, 2006
One of Those Days...
There's a new poll concerning stemming in OhNoRobot.
Didn't get as much done yesterday as I'd've liked. First a quick errand to my next-door neighbor turned into a lengthy conversation. She was very interested in what I was up to and I always enjoy talking to her, and before I realized it three hours had flown by. That would be remarkable with anyone, but this was Ethel Gibbs, my 100-year-old neighbor.
After that, Daddy's PT Cruiser overheated, so he needed a pickup, and the usually well-oiled machine that is our family had a few glitches. Little Brother Graham called just after I left, so I couldn't reach Mom on my cell phone, and Dad didn't have his with him, and it turns out that Mom's directions weren't perfect... that ended up being another two hours or so.
I did get the ONR jobs more or less done, though, although it'll take time to see results on some of 'em. Right now, burning thru e-mails.
Didn't get as much done yesterday as I'd've liked. First a quick errand to my next-door neighbor turned into a lengthy conversation. She was very interested in what I was up to and I always enjoy talking to her, and before I realized it three hours had flown by. That would be remarkable with anyone, but this was Ethel Gibbs, my 100-year-old neighbor.
After that, Daddy's PT Cruiser overheated, so he needed a pickup, and the usually well-oiled machine that is our family had a few glitches. Little Brother Graham called just after I left, so I couldn't reach Mom on my cell phone, and Dad didn't have his with him, and it turns out that Mom's directions weren't perfect... that ended up being another two hours or so.
I did get the ONR jobs more or less done, though, although it'll take time to see results on some of 'em. Right now, burning thru e-mails.
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