Ow my ears
*sound of whip cracking* Back to work, eeww. Think I better schedule some more time off soon.
Fortunately our other cataloger kept right on top of the cataloging load, so there was no backlog there. But I had to prepare a lesson and handout for an in-service training this Thursday, validate a couple hundred catalog records, and do some other stuff to catch up. Waiting me is the installation of three new multi-user machines, a new firewall box, and the reassignment of several desktop machines. Have I said before I'm tired of those sort of tasks? Really tired of it? Of course, no one else on staff can do it and if I make them hire it out that's just one more excuse for no pay increases. This is growing pretty tiresome.
Minivan sized meteor exploded over California Sunday morning, supposedly with the intensity of 4 tons of TNT. Probably rained small fragments over a wide swath of land, too.
No Lyrid meteors were visible here, due to clouds as anticipated. But at least it isn't snowing, so no complaints.
Fortunately our other cataloger kept right on top of the cataloging load, so there was no backlog there. But I had to prepare a lesson and handout for an in-service training this Thursday, validate a couple hundred catalog records, and do some other stuff to catch up. Waiting me is the installation of three new multi-user machines, a new firewall box, and the reassignment of several desktop machines. Have I said before I'm tired of those sort of tasks? Really tired of it? Of course, no one else on staff can do it and if I make them hire it out that's just one more excuse for no pay increases. This is growing pretty tiresome.
Minivan sized meteor exploded over California Sunday morning, supposedly with the intensity of 4 tons of TNT. Probably rained small fragments over a wide swath of land, too.
No Lyrid meteors were visible here, due to clouds as anticipated. But at least it isn't snowing, so no complaints.