a little month
Coincidentally, both (approximately) the time since my last update and the time till my birthday! Even more coincidentally, my shoes are getting old. (If you got that, MARRY ME.) Anyway, I don't feel bad, since picara hasn't updated since Bill Clinton was president. (And she never reads her flist, so she probably won't see that totally awesome insult. Woe.)
Anyway, life proceeds. My job sucks. I haven't found another one. I haven't looked very hard, though, because every job listing I look at makes me depressed. I have to give a presentation at the library general staff meeting next month about Vista and Office 2007, for which "at least 30 minutes" is being allocated. I haven't started freaking out about it yet, but, you know, stay tuned.
My summer class is over, and I made an A! I am awesome. My fall class, Ethics and Librarianship, starts today. I'm really interested in the subject, but it looks like a much harder class. Then again, it's usually easier to write papers about abstract topics like ethics than it is to write papers about which RFID/self-check system you're going to use in your hypothetical library. There are so many more BS possibilities with ethics papers. We're going to have a class blog that each of us has to spend one week moderating. This totally makes the class all "hip" and "Web 2.0." In the teacher's mind. Sadly, it's a private blog, so you will not be able to visit and marvel at the witty brilliance of me and my classmates. Or my teacher's mad blog skilz, which I'm sure totally exist.
Anyway, life proceeds. My job sucks. I haven't found another one. I haven't looked very hard, though, because every job listing I look at makes me depressed. I have to give a presentation at the library general staff meeting next month about Vista and Office 2007, for which "at least 30 minutes" is being allocated. I haven't started freaking out about it yet, but, you know, stay tuned.
My summer class is over, and I made an A! I am awesome. My fall class, Ethics and Librarianship, starts today. I'm really interested in the subject, but it looks like a much harder class. Then again, it's usually easier to write papers about abstract topics like ethics than it is to write papers about which RFID/self-check system you're going to use in your hypothetical library. There are so many more BS possibilities with ethics papers. We're going to have a class blog that each of us has to spend one week moderating. This totally makes the class all "hip" and "Web 2.0." In the teacher's mind. Sadly, it's a private blog, so you will not be able to visit and marvel at the witty brilliance of me and my classmates. Or my teacher's mad blog skilz, which I'm sure totally exist.