This ficlet was both prompted and sponsored by the lovely
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It got better. It's amazing how things improve when you start being of use, rather than just a trainee ( Read more... )

Acclimating is going to take as long as I feared it would, isn't it? God, these twelve-hour days (counting bus trips and lunch) are killing me. So far it's come home, eat something, try to chill but count every minute of free time and therefore enjoy it less, crash. I want to be a contributing member of the community, but the fuck was I thinking ( Read more... )

First day on the new job (!) went well. My coworkers all seem lovely, and my boss is very straightforward, which I appreciate quite a lot. I like knowing where I stand with someone where work's concerned, as reading vocal cues can leave me with the impression of something being up when in reality it's just an indicator of someone absorbed in ( Read more... )

I start my new job (!!!) at 8:00 this morning. God willing and the lakes don't rise to engulf the isthmus, I won't screw it up irrevocably ( Read more... )

We're under not just a winter storm warning, but a blizard warning until midnight tonight. We've had over a foot of snow so far, and it's forecast that we'll get six inches more tonight. End of the world? Forget fire or earthquake, forget lava. The world will end by snow. ... Or not, because I know we'll be here come the weekend. But I had to ( Read more... )

I've officially accepted the job offered to me. I start in early January, due to logistical issues of the construction in the office type on their end.

Ho-lee poo. This one's still sinking in, and it may take a while to do so properly.

If that weren't enough, the fic I've been working on with the excellent assistance of
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I got the job!

Eeeeeeee eeeeeee eeeeeeeeee!!!

Nothing can stick a pin in my good mood today. Not even the crazy diagonal streets of Madison.

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Good grief, that's a bit depressing. The summeriest (shoosh, that's a word) of the lot are now in a drawer, and the long sleeves and lighter sweaters are out. Ah well, I knew it had to happen. Flannel sheets come later ( Read more... )

A Dane County judge has just struck down large portions of Act 10, Walker's horrible collective bargaining law, finding that it violates both the state and federal constitutions ( Read more... )