Done yesterday (20090715)

[mdlbear]

0715 We
  * up 7:00; W=192; coffee; drugs, nose, teeth; C
  * Water day
  | making breakfast; noticed my stomach muscles were knotting up.
    Relaxed them, at least a little.  Go me!
  * 9am Colleen: Punit (Kaiser Campbell)
  * Meds needed: flonase, lomotil
  @ Bang & Olufsen BeoTime Alarm Clock Caters to Flute Enthusiasts, the
    Rich 
    When Bang and Olufsen tackles a new type of device, they do it in a very
    specific way: oddly, stylishly, and with reckless disregard for
    cost. Exhibit F: The $375 BeoTime, a flute-like, accelerometer-equipped
    wireless alarm clock.
  * walk around the pond a couple of times
  @ CrunchPad Web Tablet Landing "As Soon As Possible" for Less Than $300 
  @ Wood computer workstation takes up space, looks great, does little else
  * long, grueling afternoon at work, but good results finally
  & spent most of evening reading and pretending to be social
  * bed ~11:30

I guess the most interesting "accomplishment" of the day came in the morning as I was making breakfast. I noticed that my stomach muscles were knotting up, and deliberately relaxed them. The associated anxiety was almost certainly over the evening's test session at work, which I wasn't ready for.

I was, mostly, ready at 5pm, after a grueling afternoon in the code mines. It made for one of the most productive days I've had at work in a long time. I'll need to keep that up until next week, when the stuff will actually get used, because there's still quite a bit that needs doing.

A couple of amusing links.

Bang & Olufsen BeoTime Alarm Clock Caters to Flute Enthusiasts, the Rich (waves at cflute)

When Bang and Olufsen tackles a new type of device, they do it in a very specific way: oddly, stylishly, and with reckless disregard for cost. Exhibit F: The $375 BeoTime, a flute-like, accelerometer-equipped wireless alarm clock.

Wood computer workstation takes up space, looks great, does little else (waves at gmcdavid)

I spent most of my spare time away from computers reading. I seem to recall that that's how I made it through a lot of our parties, a long time ago: sitting in a corner absorbed in a book, interacting only enough to keep up the pretense that I was being social.

Comments

[saffronrose.livejournal.com]

The desk is beautiful but doesn't let you do any work--like all the papers for which I need space--and where are the useful drawers.

I agree with your assessment.