Done yesterday (20101005 Tu)

[mdlbear]

1005 Tu
  * up 6:38; W=196.8; drugs, nose, teeth; coffee, dishes, laundry
  @ Mapping Ancient Germania: Berlin Researchers Crack the Ptolemy Code -
    SPIEGEL ONLINE - News - International - history.dreamwidth.org via ysabetwordsmith 
  * request new CPAP mask 408-361-2060 (Kaiser durable medical department)
    leave message with name, medical record #, and supplies needed
    S 1007963 -> non-working number?  Still in directory; try after 8:30.
    still down. 877-317-6230
  * deposit DeVry refund check before the damned thing expires
  % a lot of tension despite an easy time doing two old to.do items.
  =*Chaos needs a cash infusion to cover phone + other stuff
    * will send acc't info
    * add to list of destination accounts
    * wait 6 business days for the bank to catch up
    * send $50 as a test (1004)
    * send the remainder
  * Walk: about 1/2 hr S on the Guadalupe R. trail (til it got noisy)
  * work -- didn't seem like much, but things happened.
  ~ no Avoiding group today
  * Copy "Ravens In the Library" lyrics for N
  * configure email on Trantor.  Have to remember that it doesn't ask.
  * scratch track for The River.  Finally getting the hang of click tracks!
  * fixed album.make -- sox now wants -b 16 instead of -w.
  * bed ~11:15; snuggle, bath, bed~12:45
  x pay bills to end of weekend - idiot bear!
  % dreams: driving around with Colleen; shopping, weird parking lots,
    breaking a tooth while repositioning the car so Colleen could get in.

Actually got a few things done in the morning: requested a new CPAP mask, and got a 60-day check deposited before it expired. Nevertheless, I ended up with a lot of tension and feeling behind, a feeling that only intensified at work. I think I was getting things done, but it didn't really feel that way.

A walk, only about half an hour, and noisy. Didn't make me feel any better.

I got a nice, clean scratch track of The River down -- that, at least, felt like an accomplishment, and made a nice finish for the day.

The insomnia and nightmares don't count.

Only one link under the cut this time; something about work, I guess.

Comments

[ravan.livejournal.com]

The click track thing is an awesome thing. A nice quiet metronome helps a lot when trying to keep a consistent beat.