Historical Archives

  • The dark side of 9-5

    It sucks that you have to stay until 5. Around 3:30, I ran out of work. Not that there wasn’t anything to do, but nothing sort of concrete and manageable within the 1.5 hours I had left presented itself. And I was tired. If I were a lawyer or consultant or something, I might have…

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  • Domestic duties

    They aren’t happening. Laundry is piling up. There’s no food in the fridge. Life is getting messy. I wish I had more time. I’m ignoring all that stuff to spend time doing other stuff. I did get a lot of paperwork done Monday, but last night I decided to socialize when I had planned to…

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  • Processing, processing, being manic, and jobs vs. careers

    That list from yesterday, not much done on it yet. But these are week-long goals. I’m hoping to have my professional blog up and running today. Not that I can’t post work stuff here, but I have ways of getting my information out to the people from that blog. And I think most of my…

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  • One more day

    One more day of the workshop and then back to my regular life. I’m ready for it. It has been an invigorating workshop, but I’m ready to get going on some other projects, some related to the workshop itself. I’m still trying to figure out a way to organize everything, really prioritize things. I have…

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  • Shoe blogging

    To balance out the heaviness of the last couple of posts, I bring you shoe blogging! First, Geeky Girl’s new sandals: Now, my new shoes, which will debut tomorrow at work: And just for fun, my favorite sandals, purchased in Key West last year: Please consider donating to my efforts in the Susan G. Komen…

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  • And now we wait . . .

    Mr. Geeky turned in his tenure packet. Now we wait until December/January to find out the results. It’s odd how there are so many benefits to academic life–the freedom, the semi-flexible schedule, the “life of the mind”–but the cost at which those benefits come is so high. How many hoops must one jump through just…

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  • Conversations outside of your class

    And by class, I don’t mean classroom. I mean cultural/financial class. New Kid mentioned in her post about class last week that she feels insulated, about not being able to have conversations with people outside of her class so that she doesn’t forget what it’s like to be of a lower class or to understand…

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  • Random ten or seven–dark

    Tangled And Dark–Bonnie RaittDark Time For The Light Side–Doris Henson Dark Star–Grateful Dead Darkness–Kelley Hunt Still Dark Out–Let’s ActiveMy Dark Hour– Steve Miller Band Whistling In The Dark–They Might Be Giants a la Kathy and Scrivener Interestingly, none of us have the same songs. random10, fridayshuffle Please consider donating to my efforts in the Susan…

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  • The real women of science

    Michelle, a colleague of mine, has a great post on the hidden women of science. It’s definitely worth a read. Please consider donating to my efforts in the Susan G. Komen 3-Day Walk for the Cure

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  • More on the Writing in Quantitative Disciplines

    I’m still processing a lot of information, so I haven’t worked out exactly what my thoughts are, but wanted to get them down. And since we’re transitioning from one blogging software to another at work, this is doubling as my “work” blogging. Today was the technology day, the day we paraded a bunch of different…

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