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A quiet day. Not productive, but I had a very nice 3-mile walk, so that's ok. And went out for sushi -- I'd forgotten how expensive it is for four hungry people to have sushi, but it was well worth it. As always.

More on the "dumb bear" side, I rebooted the fileserver, forgetting that I'd moved DHCP to it after discovering that the router doesn't stay up very long in a power outage. Need to set up a secondary server somewhere. Or maybe move it to the WAP.

Ah, well. I now have another book recommendation to chase down: The Introvert Advantage: How to Thrive in an Extrovert World by Marti Olsen Laney. If that's not your thing, how about this "Gamer Girl Manifesto"?

1227 Tu
  * up 8:20; W=196.2; drugs, nose, teeth, dishes, exercise, light
  * Hmm.  My ff profile has a different default for my gmail addy.  That's
    good, but means that I should keep using chrome as well if I want G+.  OK,
    I can handle that.  Back to keeping two browsers open.
  * holiday
  * 15min:  more drinks out of the tub
  * 10 Myths About Introverts (capplor) 
    The Introvert Advantage: How to Thrive in an Extrovert World by Marti
    Olsen Laney - Powell's Books 
  * tried grounding.  May have helped??
  * >11am call discharge pharmacy 408-851-5503 to se if humira is in -> Yes
  ~ Saturday or Sunday: pick up humira in discharge pharm. 
  * walk:  3mi by Los Gatos Creek 
    % *lovely* day for a walk.  No obvious scrim -- details very sharp.  A
      girl going the other way said a cheerful "good morning".  Felt good.
  * bought strings and a lightweight folding guitar stand at Showcase.
    Martin extra-light phosphor bronze.  .010-.047  The woman at the counter
    said they had more bass than the silk-wrapped Marquis strings; could be an
    advantage for Plink.
  @ Stirring "Gamer Girl Manifesto" - Boing Boing 
  * Rebooted nova.  Forgot that nova runs the DHCP server now, so networking
    was badly broken.  Wired, too, until I set up a static interface.
    Wouldn't have been so bad except for the time it takes to fsck a terabyte
  * chaos coming home sometime in the (probably late) afternoon
    -> met her at the station about 7:15
  * out for sushi with both kids.  Gets expensive that way, but Yum!
  | 10:20ish sleepy

Date: 2011-12-28 07:37 pm (UTC)
From: [identity profile] egoldberg.livejournal.com
So funny. I was skimming that book two nights ago at the bookstore, while looking for a book you recommended 9 months ago on LJ (the highly sensitive person)!

Date: 2011-12-28 11:03 pm (UTC)
From: [identity profile] peteralway.livejournal.com
I checked out The Introvert Advantage: How to Thrive in an Extrovert World from the public library and was not much impressed. I couldn't help but think, after reading a couple of chapters, that any introvert "advantage"--introverts make loyal friends, introverts are willing to do work that extroverts find dull--worked to the advantage of the extroverts around us. When I spotted the chapter on how to "extrovert yourself" (after repeatedly claiming that introversion was an intrinsic disposition that you can't change and should accept and embrace) I threw the thing onto the "return to library" heap. Maybe there's something worthwhile in it, but I pretty much thanked my public library for sparing me the expense of buying it.

Or I could be entirely wrong and missed the whole point.

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