In honor of the last week of classes this semester, I finally have a day off. Granted, I'm spending the entire day writing a case study about Google Book Search, but still. The whole reason I've been wishing for an extra day off all semester is that I never have time to get anything done ( Read more... )

I'll take Months That Start With "Feb," Trebek!

My brain is pretty fried, but there is good news. The-Project-That-Must-Not-Be-Named is completed! Or rather, my section is completed. I spent about eight hours in the SIS lounge today, so I was extremely pleased to put the project behind me. I don't want to think about bicycle shops for quite some ( Read more... )

You know that scene in Home Alone where they’re all running through the airport to get to the gate on time? I think that scene gives a pretty good idea of what my day was like. We got stuck in traffic on the way to the airport because of a car accident on 270. We finally arrived at the airport half an hour after I was supposed to check in for my ( Read more... )

I turned in two more annoying projects this week and successfully negotiated a higher mark on the evil InMagic project of DOOM! It's amazing that I got the projects done at all, because I was much more interested in reading novels. I devoted the majority of Sunday and Tuesday reading, so I have another pair of recommendations.

The first is Phoenix ( Read more... )

I was a good little girl and got out of bed on time this morning, and I actually made it to the library by 8:50. (Why I can't get there that early on the days I actually have class is beyond me.) I spent the morning writing up the sample searches for our database project documentation, and I am proud to say that they are DONE! What that means? My ( Read more... )

After three straight days of non-stop group project work (ugh), the LIS 5 a 7 at Thompson House was a welcome relief. Yay for the grad student bar, pitchers of beer, and yummy nachos. Later, I accompanied some friends to a "Grade 7 Minutes in Heaven" themed party. Basically, the idea was to wear outdated clothes (what you would have worn in Grade 7 ( Read more... )