• All my classes this week have gone really well. (I still bitch-and-moan to some friends about management issues, because that's what you do, but really.) With the exception of Tuesday morning, which never goes well. Gonna work on fixing that.

• T-7 until
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Nifty Things Discovered On Internets Today While Bored At CUS

• The New York Public Library's Digital Collections, an online, searchable database of aspects of the NYPL's permanent collections. I've only looked through a couple so far-- but I recommend "Seeing is Believing: 700 Years of Scientific and Medical Illustration" and "In Thy Map Securely ( Read more... )

This weekend felt like it was busy, even though I ultimately spent a lot of it asleep. On Friday, I took off after "half-day Friday" ended work at CUS to Green Empowerment's downtown office to take care of some volunteer tech support work for them. I'd expected it to only take about an hour, but I wound up spending over three there: first an hour ( Read more... )

My CUS score card for the day:

• One incredibly frustrating call recounted here in detail ( Read more... )

On a more personal note:
ohalleluiathankgoodnessthankgoodness, my English paper deadline has been pushed back to Monday. Now I just need to write one paper by Friday, which I can do (easily, if I keep being productive this week). Potentially, I could even have free time to watch the elections results come in tonight ( Read more... )

I am updating livejournal from a brand-new Apple Macbook. It's... amazing. If I had money and a legitimate reason to update my computer (besides the sheer covetability of the new Macbooks)... ahhh. This computer is brilliant ( Read more... )

It's funny how obsessing over school makes you feel guilty for not having homework to do. Perhaps not an entirely unexpected result, but it still usually surprises me. After all, it's summer- I should feel fine about working full time, doing chores and cooking, and then spending my spare time on the computer, right? Well, evidently not. After ( Read more... )

So, it's looking increasingly likely that I'm going to sleep in the ETCs tonight, as if I go home I will not get work done and I have an 8:15 paper conference anyway with Wally and editing partner (Chris) on the (very)rough drafts of our Hum papers. So.. um... yeah. On the plus side, there is a nice sophomore Chinese/religion major in the ( Read more... )