What a day...
Blowout on the way to the airport to drop Natalie off. The tire change time wasn't exactly Indy-class (13 minutes), but I sure am happy that I finally decided, a few days before Natalie arrived last week, to stow the jack and associated tools I bought on eBay in the trunk with the spare tire!
Between this and that, I finally got down to the business of work at a little after 11 am. By around 5:30 pm, I'd spent a little more than 2 hours keying 22 drawings, and translating 4700 words.
To say I was tired when I hit "send" for the delivery email is a bit of an understatement, but I've managed to stay vertical since then.
Over the weekend, I moved my Verizon service from my iPhone to the Samsung Galaxy S3 that I bought for Natalie a while back and which she brought on her visit (Verizon doesn't operate in Canada, so she can't use it, at least not as a phone). The process went fairly smoothly, and I really appreciate the larger screen.
Between this and that, I finally got down to the business of work at a little after 11 am. By around 5:30 pm, I'd spent a little more than 2 hours keying 22 drawings, and translating 4700 words.
To say I was tired when I hit "send" for the delivery email is a bit of an understatement, but I've managed to stay vertical since then.
Over the weekend, I moved my Verizon service from my iPhone to the Samsung Galaxy S3 that I bought for Natalie a while back and which she brought on her visit (Verizon doesn't operate in Canada, so she can't use it, at least not as a phone). The process went fairly smoothly, and I really appreciate the larger screen.