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klsiegel320) wrote2004-02-16 03:34 pm
klsiegel320) wrote2004-02-16 03:34 pm
So it's 3:30 on Monday afternoon...
...and I'm going out of my mind with boredom! The Monday after a large delivery should be an official company holiday.
There is nothing to do. Well, okay - there is one tiny thing to do. It's a thing I've been asked to try, that I already know won't work, but I promised to try anyway because the person who asked me seems to be the sort who has to touch the stove...it will take maybe ten minutes, and it will not work, after which we'll go back and do it right.
Other than that, there is nothing to do. The delivery is in the client's hands; until we get feedback, there's nothing to do. And so very much time to do it in.
I've reorganized my task list three times. I've mind-mapped some of my tasks and stuff from Franklin Planner to better see how the things I'm doing on a regular basis fit into my "roles" or into one of the "sharpen the saw" categories. I've reorganized the playlist for the Easter anthology CD that I want to make. I've partially reorganized the playlist for the Lent and Holy Week anthology (possibly anthologies) I want to make. I've read everybody's most recent posts in LJ. I've checked the mail three times...or is it four?
And it's only 3:37 and I have to sit here for at least another hour and twenty minutes, of which ten is already booked for testing the thing that won't work, which leaves me with an hour and ten minutes in which to do nothing.
This by contrast with last week, when tasks - even important tasks like writing and sending people's birthday cards - got ash-canned left, right and center because there were too many things to do and not enough minutes to do them all. Just another of life's little fascinations.
There is nothing to do. Well, okay - there is one tiny thing to do. It's a thing I've been asked to try, that I already know won't work, but I promised to try anyway because the person who asked me seems to be the sort who has to touch the stove...it will take maybe ten minutes, and it will not work, after which we'll go back and do it right.
Other than that, there is nothing to do. The delivery is in the client's hands; until we get feedback, there's nothing to do. And so very much time to do it in.
I've reorganized my task list three times. I've mind-mapped some of my tasks and stuff from Franklin Planner to better see how the things I'm doing on a regular basis fit into my "roles" or into one of the "sharpen the saw" categories. I've reorganized the playlist for the Easter anthology CD that I want to make. I've partially reorganized the playlist for the Lent and Holy Week anthology (possibly anthologies) I want to make. I've read everybody's most recent posts in LJ. I've checked the mail three times...or is it four?
And it's only 3:37 and I have to sit here for at least another hour and twenty minutes, of which ten is already booked for testing the thing that won't work, which leaves me with an hour and ten minutes in which to do nothing.
This by contrast with last week, when tasks - even important tasks like writing and sending people's birthday cards - got ash-canned left, right and center because there were too many things to do and not enough minutes to do them all. Just another of life's little fascinations.
Monday, Monday
Meanwhile I've spent my Monday taking care of various medical things -- an appointment at 10:10 to which I was late because there were no spots in the patient lot so I had to drive to remote parking and ride the shuttle bus. The appointment itself was fine -- wrote a quick blurb over at TypePad, which I know you can't read whilst you are incarcerated at work. Had to drink a sugary solution and then have blood drawn an hour later; this is the screening test for gestational diabetes. They're also checking for anemia, too; at least I was able to get all the bloodwork done in one shot. No news is good news as far as the g.d. and I figure they'll let me know about the anemia, too, if it's present. I went back over for the Rhogam shot mid-afternoon; glad to have that crossed off the list, too. Talk to you soon!
I was mistaken...
Re: I was mistaken...