Miss Fay, have you been teaching the wee bairns about S1 Smallville again? Hmm?

Job ~ma to Emily and ChiKat and libkitty! libkitty, for my current position, both of the two main people I supervise applied for this position, and both were involved in interviewing me (and the other candidates).

I'm supposed to have a conference call at 9 a.m. this morning, but there was no reminder from the person who initiates this call each month. Am I a very bad librarian for wishing and hoping that she's completely forgotten?

Also, long meetings at 10:30 and 2:30 today. Blech!

cat toy? [link] Link's work and kid safe if you can keep your brain from leaking.

I've got a long meeting at 11 today. But then I've got the afternoon free -- I'll probably go grocery shopping and cook some seitan. All very exciting.

My sister and BIL come to visit tomorrow & I cannot wait. They're getting in at 2 am... (no amount of hinting that they should crash at a hotel near Dulles made it through the phone lines)... I think that I will drool on my desk tomorrow while they snooze off the jetlag.

HA! I'm glad you didn't remember to suggest to S that she come to our place at 2 a.m., not withstanding the fact that I'm very excited to see her and her DH!

I considered it... except now I think that I've got the date wrong by 24 hours. Silly date/time stuffs. They fly out at 7pm today-Thursday [NZ] and land at Dulles at 11:45pm tomorrow-Thursday [US]. So if she gets here at 2 am, that's actually Friday isn't it. Except in Auckland, where it's Saturday. Ei. This is verging on the math.

And our Kentucky cousin/Sue's twin comes in to BWI at 11 am on Friday - so I'll actually be drooling on my steering wheel. I am a very good big sister. The next three weeks involve at least six trips to the airport, one roadtrip to Pennsylvania, and a visit from you, Sparky and DH, right? PS - insent.

oh, and I have 3 meetings-from-hell in there somewhere. I am starting to flinch whenever someone says 'we just got back from this conference and....' Enough said that technology presentations for K-12 education invariably involve portals - and nothing else. Because all the people who were selling portals as the total solution to big business and universities have to find their next market somewhere, right? Hey - portals. Cool! And then we can go try out our new CD-rom drives.

My DH will be at a Frisbee tournament that weekend, I think, Sox. I'll try to remember to check with him. Hopefully, we can find a weekday to come up and have some dinner with S and C.

My DH still brings up his chess game with Aunt Fay at S's wedding. Hee!

what? like zis? Link

He seems to have forgotten the licking he took from the other player on the board... Link

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Which you just did. By announcing it here.

Snerk. I wish.

for my current position, both of the two main people I supervise applied for this position, and both were involved in interviewing me (and the other candidates).

I can understand them being involved in interviewing if they hadn't applied, but wow, that's weird. I assume that they had at least been eliminated from the competition by the time they were interviewing? Still, how uncomfortable, and just strange.

I have a friend who, when things get completely out of pocket, tells her middle school drama kids that if they get to the end of the task, she'll teach them a mime trick.

My junior high history and Latin teacher had been a missionary in Africa, and for a reward, she'd speak Zulu to us. Zulu is full of click consonants, and we thought it was hysterical.