Returning to the Real World
Jul. 8th, 2008 09:10 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
bjarvisI slept six hours last night. That's not a lot and not really enough for this aging body, but it's the best I could swing. It's also the longest continuous block of sleep I've had in ten days. Tonight will be better.
It was easy to tell I'd been away from work for a week: killing every task on my to-do list took one whole hour, nearly the usual time.
Boredom, however, will likely elude me today as I'm the UNIX POC and I have a tonne of sorting & scanning to do. My personal mailbox normally has a dozen items in it: currently, there are 85, all begging my immediate attention.
I'm so glad the latest IAGSDC convention was within driving distance of our upcoming 2009 convention: there was a lot of stuff to haul and I was in no state of mind to fight my way through what passes for air travel these days. I feel sorry for the Chicago guys who will have to deal with getting allthis crap these treasured icons from us next April.
It was easy to tell I'd been away from work for a week: killing every task on my to-do list took one whole hour, nearly the usual time.
Boredom, however, will likely elude me today as I'm the UNIX POC and I have a tonne of sorting & scanning to do. My personal mailbox normally has a dozen items in it: currently, there are 85, all begging my immediate attention.
I'm so glad the latest IAGSDC convention was within driving distance of our upcoming 2009 convention: there was a lot of stuff to haul and I was in no state of mind to fight my way through what passes for air travel these days. I feel sorry for the Chicago guys who will have to deal with getting all
Dayle got 7
Date: 2008-07-08 09:03 pm (UTC)Today was my first day back @ the office. It was tough, finishing a task or sending a poignant email and no one applauds. But I guess we all have our crosses to bear.
Sleep well.