I got my laptimer in the post today! Of course, not sure if I'll get a chance to use it. Thundering off the the south.

Also got the slipcover. Tumbling the wrinkles out of it now.

Turns out my dentist appt isn't until Weds. Which, good thing I double checked that.

I have exhausted myself with productivity. I need a nap.

I have no productivity. I would love a nap.

Quick question: Career fair for one specific company tomorrow, and I know I need multiple copies of my resume. Does it need to be printed on good paper stock, or is that over and done with now?

(I haven't handed anyone a paper resume in YEARS.)

Maybe there's a plan to release an extended edition with all the serial commas added back in.

hahahahahahahahahahahaha

Last post about the shooting at my house, I promise. Here's me, sitting next to Jane (she's in teal) and a bunch of other crew on my bed looking at the monitor and pretending to be shocked: [link]

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Maria, I haven't seen guidelines recommending using high quality stock for resumes in a long time. If it's not too much trouble, though, it might make your resume a bit more memorable in a career fair setting.

Thanks, -t!

Maria, I have no actual recent experience, but that doesn't seem necessary.