Early start...
Apr. 16th, 2003 07:53 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
alexpgpIt was cold last night and I never did get warm. I felt I was tossing and turning all night long.
I woke up around 4:30, but didn't really acknowledge the fact until 5 or so. After letting Ming out, I went downstairs to start on the job for the referred direct client: 12 pages of fairly repetitive stuff, once I got the first "repetition" of text to the point where I was satisfied with it.
After nearly three hours (including a trip to the store to get Galina some oranges for her morning smoothie, as I'd juiced the last three while waiting for Ming to do his morning thing), I've got 9 pages finished. The remaining three pages contain much the same information, just rearranged somewhat.
The weather's been weird. Yesterday, it was pleasant to experience a 5-minute morning rain shower, which I thought then moved off toward the Weminuche wilderness.
Not so.
Actually, the rain was pretty evident along most of the way to Durango, and although it was clear while I was there, the precipitation started again on the way back. By the time I'd passed Bayfield or so, the rain had turned to a mixture of rain and snow. By the time I got home, it was snowing, and sticking slightly on the ground. Hopefully, that means another inch or two of snow on the mountain.
This, after a couple of days of spring-like weather. Go figure.
Time to go open the store and do the report.
Cheers...
I woke up around 4:30, but didn't really acknowledge the fact until 5 or so. After letting Ming out, I went downstairs to start on the job for the referred direct client: 12 pages of fairly repetitive stuff, once I got the first "repetition" of text to the point where I was satisfied with it.
After nearly three hours (including a trip to the store to get Galina some oranges for her morning smoothie, as I'd juiced the last three while waiting for Ming to do his morning thing), I've got 9 pages finished. The remaining three pages contain much the same information, just rearranged somewhat.
The weather's been weird. Yesterday, it was pleasant to experience a 5-minute morning rain shower, which I thought then moved off toward the Weminuche wilderness.
Not so.
Actually, the rain was pretty evident along most of the way to Durango, and although it was clear while I was there, the precipitation started again on the way back. By the time I'd passed Bayfield or so, the rain had turned to a mixture of rain and snow. By the time I got home, it was snowing, and sticking slightly on the ground. Hopefully, that means another inch or two of snow on the mountain.
This, after a couple of days of spring-like weather. Go figure.
Time to go open the store and do the report.
Cheers...
