The Great Mango Tree of Life
Tuesday, February 22, 2005
News in brief:
I went camping last weekend. It was fun.
The rest of my news I get tomorrow at 5, so cross your fingers for me.
Friday, February 18, 2005
I think I'm going to quit law school, forget the whole music thing, and start up a company as a consultant for people writing resumes/cover letters/job applications/school applications/personal statements/etc/etc/etc.
Monday, February 14, 2005
Happy Valentine's Day to everyone! I did not do anything remotely Valentine-y, other than eat chocolate, which I do every day. I am not complaining, though, since I got 8 hours of sleep last night. After 8 hours of sleep, it is impossible to complain about anything.
I got the constitution for the OSCC done (again) and sent out (again). The new schools have been officially welcomed by the SEMC. Does anyone know if they are on the general list now? The copyright stuff... well, I will deal with that when I have time. More guidebook sections are going up tonight. Oh yeah, and I went to classes and did my readings and took notes and all kinds of good school-related stuff.
In other news: freezing rain is not very good for mangos.
Tuesday, February 08, 2005
More good news: my credit card came in the mail today, I have an apartment for next year (lease signing is likely Thursday), and I got an interview with Sherrard Kuzz, which is where I _really_ wanted to get a job.
Monday, February 07, 2005
Sunday, February 06, 2005
I found another thing that is not good for keyboards. Polysporin. Any suggestions for how I can get it out from under the "n" and "m" keys before it dries?
Thursday, February 03, 2005
The maps link and password have been sent to the list (thanks TechKnight for putting them up). The Behaviour Code is completed and has been distributed. The Constitution has been edited, formatted, and sent back to the committee for final review, soon to be distributed. The sticky issue of who owns what written material has been researched and sent to the committee for review. The academic section of the Guidebook is going up tonight (thanks again TK).
I have been very productive this week! (Yay for me!)
Tuesday, February 01, 2005
Advice of the Day:
1) Buy a day-planner or organizer (either paper or electronic forms are acceptable.)
2) Use it.
3) That means reading it before you make plans, writing in it when you make plans, and checking it before you ask other people if you made plans or not.
4) Added bonus: you can keep track of other stuff, like birthdays and other interesting bits of information.
