{{{Deena}}} I hate it when I do things that make me feel incompetent. Mine tend to run towards having to pay late charges just because I accidentally buried a bill in one of the piles of paper.

Bring on the schmoop, ChiKat. He sounds like a keeper.

I was in a three-hour client meeting this morning, at which I became Miss Talky Jokey for some reason. Now I'm tired and I think I used up all my personality. I need to go to the gym and exercise, because I'm not walking in 36 humid degrees in spitting rain and sleet. Those of you in the North can mock me all you like. It's cold. It's yucky. I'm whining.

I think I used up all my personality

Ginger, I love this. I feel that way at the end of every school day. Can I tag?

Tag away, Kristin. I don't think my personality would last through a whole school day. Usually one meeting in which I'm presenting ideas is enough to wipe it out for the day.

(((Deena))). I hope it's the bank's mistake and not yours.

Ginger, I love this. I feel that way at the end of every school day.

Hee. Yeah, I'm getting you. Today's my early off day: block day, but I only have one class, over at 1:30.

Deb, thanks for betaing. I"m ditching the name. Its annoyance factor isn't worth tha vague reasons I had for it.

I showed Romeo and Juliet (Luhrmann version) today in class. The kids are all "Why are they talking like that?" but they love Tybalt, but are totally weirded out by Mercurtio. All in all, it went well.

Fun for me, too.

Prepare to be boggled.

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Awesome.

That is absolutely amazing.

Boggle - wow - love Escher

Now I'm tired and I think I used up all my personality.

This happens to me every time I present, have company over, or deal with Aidan stuff -- the public, pretty much. Greg says I flip a switch and it's a little disconcerting to him to watch.

Thanks, LJ. I've missed you.

It's not the bank's mistake, unfortunately. I don't know if you all recall, but I did this in a much smaller way a little bit ago. Unfortunately, at that time, when I balanced everything out and deducted the fees from the budget, I didn't check to make sure all the checks that were out had cleared and I just figured out that there were still checks out then, which has had us running at less than I thought we had for almost 2 months. I just went back over the last 3 months and figured it out. Man, I feel stupid, and yet glad to know what happened. I was starting to feel like I was in crazy melty math land. This time, it should all be straightened out and not lurking to bite us in the ass when the bank account dips under $20.00. Whew. That's actually a relief.