First pass is complete...

Galina's been kind of touchy about the fact that I'm at home and she's over at the Seabrook house working, so at lunch, I packed up my VAIO and went with her to Seabrook. I've been working on the medical notes, and have finally finished my first pass through them. Now, all I have to do (deadly words) is resolve a half-dozen or so issues of terminology, do a detailed review, and send the whole thing off (with, naturally, the invoice).

The upcoming weather in Baikonur promises to be in the high 60s to low 70s in the day, dropping to near-freezing at night. I can only think this kind of behavior will trend downward as we trend toward mid-November. What to take with me, clothing-wise? (Here, I am assuming that cold-weather outside gear, a.k.a., the Pillsbury doughboy getup, will be available when we arrive on site. Otherwise... brrr!)

Gotta go see if Galina needs any more help (I have been helping out, here and there). Then, I'd like to get home.

Cheers...