*semiconscious grunt*
Feb. 6th, 2006 06:28 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
winterbadgerOK, through no-one's fault but my own, I was up until 3.00 this morning finishing a paper for my current class. Stupid, stupid me... STOP procrastinating already!
Got up at 7.45 to feed cats, went back to bed, slept until 9.15, got up, came to work... going home around 20.30, but I need to stop and get a few things for the cats on the way. Quick dinner, fold some of the laundry that's still int he dryer, maybe iron some (I was up until 2.30 Sunday doing laundry, then got up at 9.00 to get ready for reenacting unit meeting).
At least this morning I did get a few things done on the way to work: I deposited the remainder of the cash from my old bank account in my new one (goodbye and good riddance United Bank, hello Bank of America which always seems to be staffed by friendly, polite, helpful people). And I sent my parents a package with the goodies I got them at Taliesin West: a book for dad, and a shirt for mum (with these words). And then on the way into work I called in the WAMU pledge drive and renewed my membership for the next year.
And during the day I called and set up appointments for all the referrals my doc gave me. I'm going to get poked and prodded a lot!
Got up at 7.45 to feed cats, went back to bed, slept until 9.15, got up, came to work... going home around 20.30, but I need to stop and get a few things for the cats on the way. Quick dinner, fold some of the laundry that's still int he dryer, maybe iron some (I was up until 2.30 Sunday doing laundry, then got up at 9.00 to get ready for reenacting unit meeting).
At least this morning I did get a few things done on the way to work: I deposited the remainder of the cash from my old bank account in my new one (goodbye and good riddance United Bank, hello Bank of America which always seems to be staffed by friendly, polite, helpful people). And I sent my parents a package with the goodies I got them at Taliesin West: a book for dad, and a shirt for mum (with these words). And then on the way into work I called in the WAMU pledge drive and renewed my membership for the next year.
And during the day I called and set up appointments for all the referrals my doc gave me. I'm going to get poked and prodded a lot!
