Moving onward.
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silveradeptI must say, that even not as a member of FLEET, that Operation Chutzpah was a smashing success, and that the write-up they did on my own niche carved into the Boardieverse was excellent. Thus, applause to all those who worked on that project, for doing an excellent, excellent job. It's enough to make me think I might be able to write a strictly B/Verse fic. When I have time, that is. (And yes, this is the fourth place I've used that line. It bears repeating so that my Muse doesn't get ideas.)
So I do work tomorrow, since things are still in limbo about all sorts of things. Once I finally figure out what my job is again, I'll be hard at work making money. This does help my financial situation somewhat, although it leaves me a bit high and dry with regards to free time (hah-hah-hah...), but I can do work while I'm there, if I'm not being swamped by things all at once.
The lead story tonight? Kodak sues the Sun - and wins. Followed by what might be a stretch of logic by its author, but apparently if you're pro-life, you might want to think about voting against Bush. Tying the economy and the abortion rate together seems a bit odd to me, but like all things, since I'm so gullible, it does make a twisted sort of sense. Of course, the data is a bit scarce, so I'm skeptical.
And I thought I had certain problems resolved, but they have apparently only spawned new problems. If the grand scheme should come crashing down around my head, I won't be able to say I didn't se it coming, but I may be a little annoyed at the reasoning behind it.
Tomorrow, though, there is a slightly more immediate issue - class. Now that the Fall Study Break is finished, the exams and papers will be arriving. Luckily, I'm fairly ahead on those, so if I can keep pace on my Thesis and get my audit straightened out, I'll be able to get through to the next set of exams and papers. Finals will be a killer, I think, this time around.
So I do work tomorrow, since things are still in limbo about all sorts of things. Once I finally figure out what my job is again, I'll be hard at work making money. This does help my financial situation somewhat, although it leaves me a bit high and dry with regards to free time (hah-hah-hah...), but I can do work while I'm there, if I'm not being swamped by things all at once.
The lead story tonight? Kodak sues the Sun - and wins. Followed by what might be a stretch of logic by its author, but apparently if you're pro-life, you might want to think about voting against Bush. Tying the economy and the abortion rate together seems a bit odd to me, but like all things, since I'm so gullible, it does make a twisted sort of sense. Of course, the data is a bit scarce, so I'm skeptical.
And I thought I had certain problems resolved, but they have apparently only spawned new problems. If the grand scheme should come crashing down around my head, I won't be able to say I didn't se it coming, but I may be a little annoyed at the reasoning behind it.
Tomorrow, though, there is a slightly more immediate issue - class. Now that the Fall Study Break is finished, the exams and papers will be arriving. Luckily, I'm fairly ahead on those, so if I can keep pace on my Thesis and get my audit straightened out, I'll be able to get through to the next set of exams and papers. Finals will be a killer, I think, this time around.
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Date: 2004-10-20 01:40 pm (UTC)Ah, I do, I do.
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