Just a few more words...
The chunk of work that arrived yesterday is rather sizeable, weighing in at around 8,000+ words. More work arrived today.
As one might expect, the word about when the end client might want to see the end product ("no great rush") got changed, so I was on the hook to send back a reasonable result, which I did, and once that was done, I was vectored onto the new stuff, which I also finished and returned.
The "reasonable result" comprised about 40% of the job, and between this, that, and the other thing today, I've completed another 40% of the job (except for the despeckling, i.e., checking and polishing), which puts me in a pretty good position to send out all the outstanding items tomorrow morning.
The emacs/org learning curve continues apace. My .emacs file is starting to gather mass. What I really need to do is start using the editor on a more regular basis. (Hmmm. I wonder—with all the extras that've been created for emacs, has anyone created something for LJ? UPDATE: Yes. See, e.g., here, although the associated LJ community—![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-community.gif)
ljupdate—appears moribund.)
It's been a long day, and it's time to hit the rack.
Cheers...
As one might expect, the word about when the end client might want to see the end product ("no great rush") got changed, so I was on the hook to send back a reasonable result, which I did, and once that was done, I was vectored onto the new stuff, which I also finished and returned.
The "reasonable result" comprised about 40% of the job, and between this, that, and the other thing today, I've completed another 40% of the job (except for the despeckling, i.e., checking and polishing), which puts me in a pretty good position to send out all the outstanding items tomorrow morning.
The emacs/org learning curve continues apace. My .emacs file is starting to gather mass. What I really need to do is start using the editor on a more regular basis. (Hmmm. I wonder—with all the extras that've been created for emacs, has anyone created something for LJ? UPDATE: Yes. See, e.g., here, although the associated LJ community—
ljupdate—appears moribund.)It's been a long day, and it's time to hit the rack.
Cheers...