Back to our regularly scheduled life...
Apr. 17th, 2005 07:34 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
alexpgpExcept it seems everything is about 6 hours late.
I had such plans for today!
Then again, I did wash the dishes that had accumulated in the kitchen, I did a load of laundry (and even put it in the dryer afterward), and I did cook a crockpot dinner in addition to finishing the strength analysis. I even went for a short walk, until I decided it was too cold and windy to be outside without something more substantial enclosing my torso.
The good news is that I'm certainly not behind overall, translation-wise. The strength analysis is done, the graphics ultimately pasted into the target file by first pasting them from the source document into Photoshop Elements and then copying them from PE to the target file. Go figure. Necessity finds a way.
That means I don't have to work on the strength analysis tomorrow, which ought to give me enough leverage on the acoustics assignment to not have to particularly push tomorrow, as long as I get around 2500-3000 words done. Then Tuesday, I'll need to finish the acoustics and start on the 4000 source words of, er, geology due Thursday by midday.
Just thinking out, um, loud... ah, if you consider the noise of my fingers hitting the keys.
In other news, the melody of "Эй, донцы-молодцы" (a Russian folk song, I believe, about the Don Cossacks) refuses to quit resonating between my ears. How did it get there, and more important: How do I make it leave? Perhaps my blood pressure is too high?
Cheers...
I had such plans for today!
Then again, I did wash the dishes that had accumulated in the kitchen, I did a load of laundry (and even put it in the dryer afterward), and I did cook a crockpot dinner in addition to finishing the strength analysis. I even went for a short walk, until I decided it was too cold and windy to be outside without something more substantial enclosing my torso.
The good news is that I'm certainly not behind overall, translation-wise. The strength analysis is done, the graphics ultimately pasted into the target file by first pasting them from the source document into Photoshop Elements and then copying them from PE to the target file. Go figure. Necessity finds a way.
That means I don't have to work on the strength analysis tomorrow, which ought to give me enough leverage on the acoustics assignment to not have to particularly push tomorrow, as long as I get around 2500-3000 words done. Then Tuesday, I'll need to finish the acoustics and start on the 4000 source words of, er, geology due Thursday by midday.
Just thinking out, um, loud... ah, if you consider the noise of my fingers hitting the keys.
In other news, the melody of "Эй, донцы-молодцы" (a Russian folk song, I believe, about the Don Cossacks) refuses to quit resonating between my ears. How did it get there, and more important: How do I make it leave? Perhaps my blood pressure is too high?
Cheers...
