1. Payroll calling me about filing insurance paperwork by EOD today. See #2.
2. The cable modem died last night in the wee hours.
3. Payroll calling to tell me to fax it, then. No landline. See also #2.
4. Two conference calls, and two deadlines tomorrow.
5. Coworker asking if I’ll email the doc. See also #2.
6. Seventeen [...]
Categories: this daily life
Tagged: snarkistic
Last fall, we had a sudden cold snap — the temp went from low 80s to freezing overnight — and 99% of my front garden promptly went brown. Snap the fingers and that’s as long as it took. Only the two bottle-brush plants remained, but grew no more, so I’m not sure whether they stay [...]
Categories: exteriors
Tagged: deconstruction
Not the entirety of my todo but it’s at least the doable, not-too-emotinally-stressful, no-failure-fear, house-related part. At least now I can strike off each part and be done with it. (Too bad I’m making the list now rather than three days ago, or I could add: regrout & seal, recaulk master bath, and then knock [...]
Categories: sledgehammer renovation
Tagged: future plans, organization
Dear Mr or Ms Fancy-Pants Architect:
I’m sure you think your site is just lovely. The flash is certainly spectacular, even if this means I have to use a screenshot to capture any examples of your work. (And you thought you’d managed to avoid that, how little you know of technology and determined visitors.) But I [...]
Categories: interfaces
Tagged: architecture, snarkistic