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Back in the groove...
Mar. 26th, 2009 06:47 amWork was rewarding...I think James and I figured out what is up with our fixture...which is a good thing. Now to figure out how to fix it. Got home tired from the mental drain but I had some toast and sorted laundry and got all the clean clothes put away which is the trouble with the laundry hydra..you can kill it but you have to put the body away. So, got laundry going. Mingo was the awesome and got the side yard cleaned up and mel and he were filling neighborhood dumpsters with weeds. I got to loading the last of the software on my laptop which went really good minus getting the registration to take on the MS stuff. Opened up the new word and started getting some documentation onto virtual paper. By that time it was time for kung fu.
I hadn't been back since November. Paul was funny and said "Hi, my name is Paul, who are you?" when I came in. I worked with the white belts on first form which came back pretty well. We are also in the 3rd week of learning a form called 7 kicks. Its flashy but has lots of good basics intertwined so it will be a good class form. Got done and mel and I headed to petsmart to get cat litter and then home. I was tired by that point but I cleaned up the kitty pan, put clothes away, switched out laundry and then sat and got all of the pulled books loaded into the citation section of word. Not sure how it will pull my bibliography (I couldn't get that to work quite right yet) but I'm sure I'll get it soon. I like the changes they have made so far. Looks to be a much better program.
In other news, the flooding in ND reminds me of that spring of 1997. I was living in Jamestown (about 100 miles West of Fargo). The interstate about 40 miles east was flooded and I had to take a detour to get home to SD....the detour was flooding while I was on it. The folks that were on the opposite internship from us at NDSU had evacuated Fargo already and Jamestown was flooding in areas as well. Pretty scary. I was glad to get home to SD. Anyhoo..time to meet the PE's for breakfast and then to tackle the fixture issue full force.
I hadn't been back since November. Paul was funny and said "Hi, my name is Paul, who are you?" when I came in. I worked with the white belts on first form which came back pretty well. We are also in the 3rd week of learning a form called 7 kicks. Its flashy but has lots of good basics intertwined so it will be a good class form. Got done and mel and I headed to petsmart to get cat litter and then home. I was tired by that point but I cleaned up the kitty pan, put clothes away, switched out laundry and then sat and got all of the pulled books loaded into the citation section of word. Not sure how it will pull my bibliography (I couldn't get that to work quite right yet) but I'm sure I'll get it soon. I like the changes they have made so far. Looks to be a much better program.
In other news, the flooding in ND reminds me of that spring of 1997. I was living in Jamestown (about 100 miles West of Fargo). The interstate about 40 miles east was flooded and I had to take a detour to get home to SD....the detour was flooding while I was on it. The folks that were on the opposite internship from us at NDSU had evacuated Fargo already and Jamestown was flooding in areas as well. Pretty scary. I was glad to get home to SD. Anyhoo..time to meet the PE's for breakfast and then to tackle the fixture issue full force.
