Three things make a ... three things.
1. Change of job-location is going well so far. I really like everyone I work with and the job I'm doing (inasmuch as I know what job I'm doing; a few things are still not perfectly clear), so the main downside is the car-to-bus commute, which is a bit aggravating, but on the bright side, temporary.
1a. Temporary because there are only twelve work days between me and moving. Oh God. Let's not talk about that part.
2. In wild defiance of logic and the fact that I'm about to put them all in boxes anyway, today I shifted things around so that there is a separate location for unread non-fiction books and all the unread fiction books are on one bookcase. Then I rough-sorted the unread and uncatalogued non-fiction into a semblance of Dewey order. But I didn't alphabetize the unread fiction, so I Do Not Have a Problem.
3. Doing Hugo nominations made it really apparent to me that for a while there I was reading quite a bit of short fiction, and then I got distracted by something shiny and stopped doing that. So now I'm trying to read more again. One of my favorites this week is From Their Paws, We Shall Inherit, by Gary Kloster, which I think I summarized for my future reference as "alien monkey wants to Uplift humans!"
1a. Temporary because there are only twelve work days between me and moving. Oh God. Let's not talk about that part.
2. In wild defiance of logic and the fact that I'm about to put them all in boxes anyway, today I shifted things around so that there is a separate location for unread non-fiction books and all the unread fiction books are on one bookcase. Then I rough-sorted the unread and uncatalogued non-fiction into a semblance of Dewey order. But I didn't alphabetize the unread fiction, so I Do Not Have a Problem.
3. Doing Hugo nominations made it really apparent to me that for a while there I was reading quite a bit of short fiction, and then I got distracted by something shiny and stopped doing that. So now I'm trying to read more again. One of my favorites this week is From Their Paws, We Shall Inherit, by Gary Kloster, which I think I summarized for my future reference as "alien monkey wants to Uplift humans!"