Aggravated Files ...
I have a 5-page assignment due next Wednesday, based on my observation of a school-aged group in a museum. I went to a museum last week and was able to write up my observations with relative ease soon after.
This morning, I was revising the assignment, fixing it up to the instructor's specifications, so that I didn't have to worry about it while Julie is here visiting.
When, much to my dismay, the file disappeared from my flash drive. Poof! It was gone! I had gone to save it, but Word kept giving me these weird messages, which I tried to cancel out of. After thoroughly searching my computer and my flash drive, I am forced to re-do the entire document. And now, I find myself with not much motivation to re-do what I had already accomplished.
The only silver lining is that I do have time to work on it before it's due next Wednesday. But I know for a fact that this second attempt will be pale in comparison to my first version.
This morning, I was revising the assignment, fixing it up to the instructor's specifications, so that I didn't have to worry about it while Julie is here visiting.
When, much to my dismay, the file disappeared from my flash drive. Poof! It was gone! I had gone to save it, but Word kept giving me these weird messages, which I tried to cancel out of. After thoroughly searching my computer and my flash drive, I am forced to re-do the entire document. And now, I find myself with not much motivation to re-do what I had already accomplished.
The only silver lining is that I do have time to work on it before it's due next Wednesday. But I know for a fact that this second attempt will be pale in comparison to my first version.