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monster 11-28-2010 09:40 PM

What are you going to do?
 
This Week?

It's Sunday night. What is the one thing you are determined will be a fixed, done-deal thing by this time next week?

Undertoad 11-28-2010 09:44 PM

This is a big week for me, completing several websites that will go into the portfolio of work that I will use to sell future work over the next few months.

xoxoxoBruce 11-28-2010 09:48 PM

Just link the porn sites for us. :haha:

Juniper 11-28-2010 10:08 PM

I have to write a quarterly newsletter for a national replacement-window company. Whee!

freshnesschronic 11-28-2010 11:58 PM

Job interview tomorrow!!!! Then work at my PT job and make necessary money.

Gravdigr 11-29-2010 02:09 AM

Through a short but serendipitous series of events several years ago, I don't gotta do shit this week.:jig:

DanaC 11-29-2010 05:02 AM

Have to write an end of module relective quiz for the class, to be given on Friday. Idea being that whilst I am talking with each one individually about their upcoming essays, the others will work through the quiz in small groups.

I also have to do some feedback for the last group presentation. Should have done it over the weekend really.

Somewhere between now and tuesday afternoon I need to sit and do my timesheets for council. There's a council meeting on Wednesday and there's likely to be political capital made by various groups about the lack of complete timesheets by some councillors.

Wish i wasn't chairing a ward forum meeting this evening (Monday).

What cannot be allowed to give this week, and whatgave last week, was primary source searching. I am supposed to be turning up to my next supervision meeting with an initial bibliography of likely primary sources.

Trilby 11-29-2010 05:22 AM

same as every Monday - get my life sorted out.

glatt 11-29-2010 07:40 AM

I've got to staff three short term in-house projects that I know of. One of them may be a big one and might be a problem. I need details on that soon. I also will need to close out the billing for November for our department. That means nagging a whole bunch of people to get their own billing done. Slackers.

Bunch of other minor crap too.

TOPSY/TURVY 11-29-2010 08:04 AM

Time for me to put up the Christmas tree lol.

TheMercenary 11-29-2010 08:23 AM

I have to make a point to vote in our local run off election for a County Commissioners place on the board.

Clodfobble 11-29-2010 08:51 AM

I will send my transcript for review to the grad school office to find out just what, exactly, I took all those years ago, and if it's worth anything.

I will purchase every Christmas item online that we have definitely decided upon, and make serious headway in shopping for the remainder.

I will finish my oddly spur-of-the-moment crafty project, making two weighted blankets.

classicman 11-29-2010 11:13 AM

SS gift MUST BE bought and mailed... Any ideas?

monster 11-29-2010 11:13 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Brianna (Post 696960)
same as every Monday - get my life sorted out.

I hear you. *sigh*

morethanpretty 11-29-2010 08:14 PM

Pretty busy this week and beginning of next. I've already had to write an 8 pg paper, then I had to see a play for drama. Went to A Christmas Carol by the Dallas Theater Group last night, it was really good.

I have to write a critique over the play
Pick up meds that I've been out of for over a week
Do an extra credit assignment or two
Finish up SS present and mail it (hopefully tomorrow)
Take Della to the park, give Della bath
Study for a test
Buy a present for my mom and brother (mom bday is Dec 3, bro is Dec 5)
Buy anniversary present for my brother and SIL (Dec 4)
Send Bday card to Uncle in FL (Dec 7)
Have Bday/Anni dinner with family
Find time/energy/libido for sex!

When you put sex on a "to do" list, does that make it an officially serious relationship?

footfootfoot 11-29-2010 08:36 PM

It is a sad, sad day when sex goes on your to do list. Very sad.

casimendocina 11-29-2010 11:26 PM

Saturday night in a frantic attempt to not be roped into dancing, I took out a pane of glass with my forehead and knee while trying to make a hasty exit through what I thought was an open door. I've got one quote for replacing the glass. By the end of this week, I WILL HAVE got several more quotes so the hosts and I have a accurate view of what the replacement cost will be and can start organising things.

Sundae 11-30-2010 06:58 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by footfootfoot (Post 697104)
It is a sad, sad day when sex goes on your to do list. Very sad.

Trust me, it's far worse when there's no point even putting it on...

Casi - you okay chick?
Ouch!

For me - keep waiting for the sodding postman. Need two items in order to start practising my cake AND send my Secret Santa. I am not a patient waiter. Or waitress for that matter.

Go and see the Junior School dress rehearsal on Thursday. Which is a pleasure not a chore.
Refill my prescription which is definitely on the chore side.
Hope my cold goes away.

Oh it's a packed schedule....

footfootfoot 11-30-2010 09:28 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by casimendocina (Post 697135)
Saturday night in a frantic attempt to not be roped into dancing, I took out a pane of glass with my forehead and knee while trying to make a hasty exit through what I thought was an open door. I've got one quote for replacing the glass. By the end of this week, I WILL HAVE got several more quotes so the hosts and I have a accurate view of what the replacement cost will be and can start organising things.

I think we'll need a fuller account of the evening Casi before we can offer appropriate remarks.

Trilby 11-30-2010 10:13 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by footfootfoot (Post 697211)
I think we'll need a fuller account of the evening Casi before we can offer appropriate remarks.

agreed.

We will, of course, need the TPS first.

Did you get that memo????

footfootfoot 11-30-2010 11:51 AM

I notice she's been having trouble with her TPS reports...

casimendocina 11-30-2010 11:16 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by footfootfoot (Post 697283)
I notice she's been having trouble with her TPS reports...

Was that Tasmanian Philatelic Society reports? :) [hmmm, that one's about as good as the Lindt line...utterly lame]

There were actually two parts to the evening. In the first part I met this absolutely delightful gay guy who was wearing this amazing, grey, wool suit with square buttons-perfect attire, you'll agree, for an Australian summer, paella party. We swapped companion planting and cleaning tips with a focus on natural products. That alone would have made it a perfect Saturday night. The second part was where the reconfigurement of the glass panel took place-luckily my hosts and their other guests were only momentarily distracted from their dancing by this. As soon as the glass and blood were cleaned up, everyone went straight back to it. I, however, had an acceptable reason for not dancing and instead spent the rest of the evening observing proceedings.

SG, thanks for asking-I know now what a 1 x 0.5 cm wavy section of of my knee looks like under the skin and I have tested out the effectiveness of various kinds of elastoplast. I did play squash last night with no blood lost and I successfully completed a reconnaisance mission to my folks' place to "borrow" antiseptic powder from their overstocked pharmeceuticals cupboard with no-one (not even the cat) noticing thereby escaping well-intentioned, but annoying medical advice.

More questions for SG: Did the postman arrive? Did you send your Secret Santa? How was the dress rehearsal?

smoothmoniker 12-01-2010 04:59 AM

Wrote an orchestral Christmas piece that's being premiered this week by a big ass ensemble. 200-voice choir, 90-piece orchestra. Rehearsals all this week, opens on Friday night.

For a guy who used to mostly play keyboards for one-hit wonders, this is a pretty big switch. I'm nervous and excited.

glatt 12-01-2010 07:07 AM

That's pretty awesome, smooth! Congratulations.

skysidhe 12-01-2010 09:19 AM

Congratulations smooth. It sounds exciting. I wish I could hear it.

Lamplighter 12-01-2010 09:22 AM

Yes, awesome is the right word !

xoxoxoBruce 12-01-2010 03:19 PM

Break a leg... or finger, or pencil. Whatever's appropriated for a writer/composer/piano man. :thumb:

Shawnee123 12-01-2010 03:21 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by xoxoxoBruce (Post 697592)
Break a leg... or finger, or pencil. Whatever's appropriated for a writer/composer/piano man. :thumb:

Hearts. Musicians break hearts. :)

monster 12-01-2010 03:42 PM

Good Luck, smooth and congratulatons

zippyt 12-01-2010 06:01 PM

EGGGGGSALANT !!!

footfootfoot 12-02-2010 08:49 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by smoothmoniker (Post 697479)
Wrote an orchestral Christmas piece that's being premiered this week by a big ass ensemble. 200-voice choir, 90-piece orchestra. Rehearsals all this week, opens on Friday night.

For a guy who used to mostly play keyboards for one-hit wonders, this is a pretty big switch. I'm nervous and excited.

Awesome smooth! I would love to hear it. Will it be up o piratebay?:p:

footfootfoot 12-02-2010 08:53 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by casimendocina (Post 697426)
Was that Tasmanian Philatelic Society reports? :) [hmmm, that one's about as good as the Lindt line...utterly lame]

There were actually two parts to the evening. In the first part I met this absolutely delightful gay guy who was wearing this amazing, grey, wool suit with square buttons-perfect attire, you'll agree, for an Australian summer, paella party. We swapped companion planting and cleaning tips with a focus on natural products. That alone would have made it a perfect Saturday night. The second part was where the reconfigurement of the glass panel took place-luckily my hosts and their other guests were only momentarily distracted from their dancing by this. As soon as the glass and blood were cleaned up, everyone went straight back to it. I, however, had an acceptable reason for not dancing and instead spent the rest of the evening observing proceedings.

SG, thanks for asking-I know now what a 1 x 0.5 cm wavy section of of my knee looks like under the skin and I have tested out the effectiveness of various kinds of elastoplast. I did play squash last night with no blood lost and I successfully completed a reconnaisance mission to my folks' place to "borrow" antiseptic powder from their overstocked pharmeceuticals cupboard with no-one (not even the cat) noticing thereby escaping well-intentioned, but annoying medical advice.

More questions for SG: Did the postman arrive? Did you send your Secret Santa? How was the dress rehearsal?

Tasmanian Picture Show, I think. Sounds like a great party, Companion planting eh? We learned about that in my organic gardening class. very entertaining.

Clodfobble 12-02-2010 10:05 PM

Alright folks, the week's more than halfway over, and you know damn well you aren't going to work as hard over the weekend as you would on a weekday. How's everyone doing?

Quote:

Originally Posted by Clodfobble
I will send my transcript for review to the grad school office to find out just what, exactly, I took all those years ago, and if it's worth anything.

I will purchase every Christmas item online that we have definitely decided upon, and make serious headway in shopping for the remainder.

I will finish my oddly spur-of-the-moment crafty project, making two weighted blankets.

For item number 1... well, I got the transcript at any rate. There's a slight chance I'll still get it scanned and emailed to the right guy tomorrow.

Item number 2... Purchased all the definite items, and 2 have actually arrived already. But I cannot claim "serious headway" on the remainder.

Number 3... I finished the first blanket in very good time, but have been dragging my feet on starting the second one. Definitely won't finish it by Sunday, even if I started right now.

All in all, I failed to meet my stated goals.

casimendocina 12-02-2010 10:09 PM

Done: Replacement of glass is booked in.

casimendocina 12-02-2010 10:10 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by footfootfoot (Post 698013)
Tasmanian Picture Show, I think. Sounds like a great party, Companion planting eh? We learned about that in my organic gardening class. very entertaining.

Gotta learn more about companion planting. So incredibly useful.

footfootfoot 12-02-2010 10:20 PM

Well, I can save you some trouble and fretting if you like...
http://www.gardening.cornell.edu/fac.../complant.html

monster 12-03-2010 07:26 AM

What did I achieve so far.....um, nothing substantial beyond the ordinary. Found my advent calendar. Got the advent calendars up on time. But beest was rocking on overdue jobs last night and got all the halloween stuff down to the basement. Maybe today's the day..... i just made a definitive list of library items to be hunted down. But i suspect that's more procrastination/everyday and checked off the to-do list.... just doing it a little better than usual.

...I never even got round to specifying what I was going to do because I had a feeling that i was going to suck this week and... it was mostly an "unstarring" thread by origin.

I want to get my outside fairy lights up tomorrow afternoon, but it has the makings of being damn cold.... other than that, my weekend is predetermined. Swim Team Carbo Load, figure skating and late hockey game this evening, early swim championship and hockey practice tomorrow, hockey practice, hockey game followed by mad dash across eastern michigan to a swim championship for two Sunday.

glatt 12-03-2010 07:50 AM

I did half of what I set out to do. It's not my fault though. I'm waiting on others to do their shit.

morethanpretty 12-03-2010 07:54 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by smoothmoniker (Post 697479)
Wrote an orchestral Christmas piece that's being premiered this week by a big ass ensemble. 200-voice choir, 90-piece orchestra. Rehearsals all this week, opens on Friday night.

For a guy who used to mostly play keyboards for one-hit wonders, this is a pretty big switch. I'm nervous and excited.

Congrats! I would love to hear it as well.

morethanpretty 12-03-2010 08:13 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by morethanpretty (Post 697102)
Pretty busy this week and beginning of next. I've already had to write an 8 pg paper, then I had to see a play for drama. Went to A Christmas Carol by the Dallas Theater Group last night, it was really good.

I have to write a critique over the play
Pick up meds that I've been out of for over a week
Do an extra credit assignment or two
Finish up SS present and mail it (hopefully tomorrow)
Take Della to the park, give Della bath
Study for a test
Buy a present for my mom and brother (mom bday is Dec 3, bro is Dec 5)
Buy anniversary present for my brother and SIL (Dec 4)
Send Bday card to Uncle in FL (Dec 7)
Have Bday/Anni dinner with family
Find time/energy/libido for sex!

When you put sex on a "to do" list, does that make it an officially serious relationship?

I have done:
I have to write a critique over the play
Pick up meds that I've been out of for over a week
Do an extra credit assignment or two
Finish up SS present
Take Della to the park
Study for a test
Partially done: Buy a present for my mom and brother (mom bday is Dec 3, bro is Dec 5)

So, I feel pretty accomplished. Of course my list has grown. I've added writing a script and then filming the play. On monday I have to edit it. Because no one else is my group apparently knows how to write a play or edit video.

DanaC 12-03-2010 12:21 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by DanaC (Post 696959)
Have to write an end of module relective quiz for the class, to be given on Friday. Idea being that whilst I am talking with each one individually about their upcoming essays, the others will work through the quiz in small groups.

I also have to do some feedback for the last group presentation. Should have done it over the weekend really.

Somewhere between now and tuesday afternoon I need to sit and do my timesheets for council. There's a council meeting on Wednesday and there's likely to be political capital made by various groups about the lack of complete timesheets by some councillors.

Wish i wasn't chairing a ward forum meeting this evening (Monday).

What cannot be allowed to give this week, and whatgave last week, was primary source searching. I am supposed to be turning up to my next supervision meeting with an initial bibliography of likely primary sources.


Did the quiz. Finished writing it this morning as I was printing stuff off for the 11am class. It seemed to produce a healthy amount of discussion within the groups at least some of which, judging by what I overheard, was pertinent :p

Didn't do the presentation feedback. Bit annoyed with myself for that. One of those daft tasks that would take maybe 25 mins but just keeps slipping past.

Was in process of working through council timesheets when council meeting was postponed to next week. Which allowed me to step away from that half-done task and work on one of the other time sensitive tasks (the above mentioned quiz).

Chaired the Ward Forum on Monday. Went fine. managed, with the agreement of all present to shave half an hour off the meeting so that people could get back before the next lot of snow made travel difficult. Awesomesauce: was back before 9 o'clock.

Guess what gave?

Yup. Still not done the primary source search yet *slaps own wrist*

What's frustrating is, I somehow was able to find it in me to go trawling about teh interwebz looking for social sciences papers on the history of transgender legislation and mental health, for a friend who is applying to do a PhD...but can't bring myself to just sit and do the most important thing I need to do right now :p

casimendocina 12-06-2010 04:32 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by footfootfoot (Post 698034)
Well, I can save you some trouble and fretting if you like...
http://www.gardening.cornell.edu/fac.../complant.html

Thanks 3Foot. :)


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