Sitting in my comfy zone
Right now, I'm on a conference call regarding a research project tracking mortality rates by cause of death (and projecting in the future). There's some really cool graphs (can't share til it's published - probably later this year)
Yesterday, I did an internal presentation on improving data visualization for telling your story.
Tomorrow, I'm going to do a blog post to fix up the graphs in a financial report for a town in California. Because the current graphs annoy me.
In my commute, I'm listening to an audiobook version of Nicholas Nickleby -- it's Blackstone Audio - both Blackstone Audio & Tantor Media have never done me wrong for audiobooks.
At home last night, I fell asleep on what is essentially Stu's bed -- he sleeps downstairs on a really nice sleeper couch we got from IKEA (he has difficulty going up and down stairs, and doesn't want to risk falling down the stairs given his cancer treatments). I usually sleep upstairs, especially because I wake up so early and don't want to disturb Stu. So, I had gotten a CD/DVD set of a Depeche Mode live and Stu put the DVD on to watch... and I just fell asleep within a couple minutes. And when I fall asleep... I snore. But Stu said that whenever he sang along with Dave, I stopped snoring. I may try that again tonight. :)
Anyway, I've been in my comfy zone, which is just fine by me. I have had a lot of face/shoulder/neck pain this last week, and having all this comfy stuff helps me put my mind off the pain.
Yesterday, I did an internal presentation on improving data visualization for telling your story.
Tomorrow, I'm going to do a blog post to fix up the graphs in a financial report for a town in California. Because the current graphs annoy me.
In my commute, I'm listening to an audiobook version of Nicholas Nickleby -- it's Blackstone Audio - both Blackstone Audio & Tantor Media have never done me wrong for audiobooks.
At home last night, I fell asleep on what is essentially Stu's bed -- he sleeps downstairs on a really nice sleeper couch we got from IKEA (he has difficulty going up and down stairs, and doesn't want to risk falling down the stairs given his cancer treatments). I usually sleep upstairs, especially because I wake up so early and don't want to disturb Stu. So, I had gotten a CD/DVD set of a Depeche Mode live and Stu put the DVD on to watch... and I just fell asleep within a couple minutes. And when I fall asleep... I snore. But Stu said that whenever he sang along with Dave, I stopped snoring. I may try that again tonight. :)
Anyway, I've been in my comfy zone, which is just fine by me. I have had a lot of face/shoulder/neck pain this last week, and having all this comfy stuff helps me put my mind off the pain.