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I finished reshelving my cds with all of my 2008 purchases in the proper order and updated my database. I found a copy of "Stardate Unknown" by The Vulcan Freedom Fighters that had somehow been switched with my Children of the Bong "Sirius Sounds" cd and returned them to their proper spaces.
Now that the cd reshelving is complete, I can start on either the movies or the science fiction/fantasy books. I haven't updated the books for several years, so the Jim Butcher section alone will take some time to complete. Not as bad as David Weber the last time that I did this or, in a previous update, the C.J. Cherryh novels of the 70s, 80s, and 90s, but nearly enough to justify a whole shelf to Dresden alone.
In other news Sara stopped by the office and is applying to come back for the seasonal position. She was amused by my beard (I was clean shaven when she left in November). The hydro committee and I decided to send someone from the OEPA to Denver in my place for the NHD conference, which will keep me from missing a week of regular work. I have to admit that, in 2007, I was in geek heaven when I got to spend time at the Denver Federal Center, but the time change and high altitude left me tired the entire week. The San Diego ESRI conference that year was much easier on my breathing (and an even bigger geek heaven that week).
Now that the cd reshelving is complete, I can start on either the movies or the science fiction/fantasy books. I haven't updated the books for several years, so the Jim Butcher section alone will take some time to complete. Not as bad as David Weber the last time that I did this or, in a previous update, the C.J. Cherryh novels of the 70s, 80s, and 90s, but nearly enough to justify a whole shelf to Dresden alone.
In other news Sara stopped by the office and is applying to come back for the seasonal position. She was amused by my beard (I was clean shaven when she left in November). The hydro committee and I decided to send someone from the OEPA to Denver in my place for the NHD conference, which will keep me from missing a week of regular work. I have to admit that, in 2007, I was in geek heaven when I got to spend time at the Denver Federal Center, but the time change and high altitude left me tired the entire week. The San Diego ESRI conference that year was much easier on my breathing (and an even bigger geek heaven that week).