Enemy of Entropy

Book Review at Fibrant Living

29 May 2008, 1:23 am. Comments Off. Filed under Health, Reading.

I finally got the book review up for Women, Work and Autoim­mune Dis­ease over at Fibrant Living.

Semester Is Past the Half-​​way Point!

10 February 2008, 11:12 pm. 1 Comment. Filed under College, Writing.

And so far, I’ve only lost one point in my Project Man­age­ment class, none in the other class. That was due to a stu­pid mou­s­ing error — bad hands! Oh well, if that’s all my hands cost me this semes­ter, I’ll be happy.

The career course required us to do “long-​​term career plan­ning” this week. I don’t know how use­ful their idea of career plan­ning is, to be hon­est, in today’s econ­omy. There aren’t many peo­ple who can count on mov­ing up steadily in one path, due to the fact that the econ­omy changes so much more quickly than it did 30 to 50 years ago. Do I feel san­guine about mak­ing pre­dic­tions as to where I’ll be, pro­fes­sion­ally, in 30 years? Um, no. For one thing, I’ll be 71 years old then! For another, I’ll be happy just to get back to work, period!

Today’s Thing-​​a-​​Day time was spent col­or­ing. It was nice.

I have a happy Sam­bear danc­ing in front of me, because he just posted Chap­ter 17 of Heart of the Hunter. He already hit his word tar­get for the novel, but hap­pily, he isn’t stop­ping ’til the plot is wrapped up.

Another week, another 14 semester

20 January 2008, 11:40 pm. 1 Comment. Filed under College, Education, Family, Fun, Health.

I’ve suc­cess­fully com­pleted 14 of the semes­ter! With­out using any kind of accommodations!

I real­ize that’s a fairly piti­ful thing to cel­e­brate, but I have to take what I can get.

The project man­age­ment course is actu­ally giv­ing me use­ful expe­ri­ence using MS Project, along with infor­ma­tion that is applic­a­ble in the “real world.” There’s also a ridicu­lous amount of ver­biage that I’ve never heard used in the work­place, but maybe there’s been some sort of PM rev­o­lu­tion since 2000. I doubt it, but it’s pos­si­ble.
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