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Month: November 2005

  • My crappy office

    I know academia isn’t known for its luxurious office spaces, especially for support staff, but my office has been especially crappy of late. When I first started here, I had my own office. Then, because of some staff shakeups, I was asked if I minded vacating my office to make room for a newly minted…

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  • Monday Rambling

    Not much to say this morning. I’m sliding into Thanksgiving. We’ll be traveling by car this year. I like long car rides. There’s something fun about not knowing exactly what’s going to happen, where you’re going to stop. Even though the route is familiar, there are so many things that could happen–the traffic, finding a…

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  • 25,000

    Words and things to do. I hit 25,000 last night. That’s the good news. The bad news is I think the novel will be over before I hit 50,000. Which means I might be going back through it and adding stuff to hit the 50,000 mark. I’m hoping to squeeze in a long session at…

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  • Dr. Geeky Mom?

    On Monday morning, Mr. Geeky and I were riding to work together and he says, “You know, I think you could finish your degree.” He went on to explain how, mainly by switching topics and advisors. He also promised to do laundry. So I emailed a friend of mine back at my home institution and…

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  • This is so right, it’s scary

    The Movie Of Your Life Is An Indie Flick You do things your own way – and it’s made for colorful times.Your life hasn’t turned out how anyone expected, thank goodness! Your best movie matches: Clerks, Garden State, Napoleon Dynamite If Your Life Was a Movie, What Genre Would It Be? via APL Please consider…

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  • So, so glad it’s Friday

    It hasn’t been a particularly tough week. Slow, actually, which might be worse. I’ve been tinkering with a few things, but haven’t had enough blocks of time to fully concentrate on anything. I’ve been trying to schedule an appointment with someone. We were supposed to meet Monday. First she cancelled and rescheduled. Then I had…

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  • Romantic evening with evolution

    Mr. Geeky and I spent a romantic evening in bed reading PZ’s takedown of Scott Adams’ ID vs. Evolution rant. Adams’ response to PZ is even scarier than the original, if that’s possible. He’s written even more, which I skimmed this morning, but it looks just as bad. I was reading the response out loud…

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  • My skewed reality

    Mr. Geeky called me yesterday and said, I’m reading some woman’s blog about “The Last Abortion Clinic” and she says that it was her idea to watch the show. When he got home, he said, I don’t remember anyone treating you badly. Your reality is a little skewed. Well, of course it is. I fully…

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  • The writing slows

    Nano writing is slowing down a bit. I made it over 20,000 today, but in theory, I should be at 25,000 by now. I’m not that worried. I still haven’t made it to the scene that will write itself. Almost there. It’s not that I’m tired of it. It’s just that there’s more going on,…

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  • Class and Abortion

    Sunday night I watched my tivoed Frontline episode, “The Last Abortion Clinic.” I was a seething ball of anger the entire time. I don’t think it was good for my health. Mr. Geeky kept patting my leg and saying, “I’m sorry I made you watch this.” Of course, it was my idea to watch it.…

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