So, people.
Jan. 8th, 2005 12:09 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
silveradeptNot a whole lot to report today, other than I need to o a lot of remembering so that I don't acidentally box myself into a corner trying to make sure I don't have overlapping things. *sigh* I'm just glad that my brain computes it now instead of later.
Maybe I should quit. Then again, it might just be that I'm being fed keywords to think that, as this article claims happens in research and science.
If it's all about the symbols, anyway, why not try your hand at a Money Wallet. The directions are all graphical, so I'm sure we could figure it out eventually. While we're puzzling over that, we might want to consider the proper pronunciations for our favorite curses, thanks to the audio feature of your dictionary.
Of course, there are people who wonder how things go through the mail... so... they sent a camera through it, and had the workers take pictures of themselves as it arrived in their stations. That's interesting. All the aliens must have been off-camera when the pictures were taken, that's all.
To do tomorrow: Books - buy one, renew the rest, take one more out. See if I can't finagle a copy of Win2000 for the folks back home. Get garlic bread for Sunday, in addition to any cupboard/freezer restocking I need to do. (Could be quite a bit there.) That, and put down some extra pages on my draft.
So, from here, bed.
Maybe I should quit. Then again, it might just be that I'm being fed keywords to think that, as this article claims happens in research and science.
If it's all about the symbols, anyway, why not try your hand at a Money Wallet. The directions are all graphical, so I'm sure we could figure it out eventually. While we're puzzling over that, we might want to consider the proper pronunciations for our favorite curses, thanks to the audio feature of your dictionary.
Of course, there are people who wonder how things go through the mail... so... they sent a camera through it, and had the workers take pictures of themselves as it arrived in their stations. That's interesting. All the aliens must have been off-camera when the pictures were taken, that's all.
To do tomorrow: Books - buy one, renew the rest, take one more out. See if I can't finagle a copy of Win2000 for the folks back home. Get garlic bread for Sunday, in addition to any cupboard/freezer restocking I need to do. (Could be quite a bit there.) That, and put down some extra pages on my draft.
So, from here, bed.
