So, self-appraisal. I am minded to put in the "areas needing attention" that I over-commit my time and need to take on less but I am not sure that's a good idea. Thoughts?
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Natter 75: More Than a Million Natters Served
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I am slowly being driven crazy by the professors I am working with on this class writing, "In the article entitled 'blah-blah-blah'" instead of just "In the article'blah-blah-blah'" in every single instance they use that phrase. Also, I don't think every test question needs to refer to the article where the answer is found.
T, maybe instead like "and need to be better about prioritizing" or asking for direction or whatever?
"improve my prioritization and delegation skills"
Hm. Thanks. Now I'm back to thinking I will just leave that section blank like I usually do.
And done. Don't have to think about that for another couple of months when we get the official top-down version.
You guys, I have working lights in every room of my apartment! AND working outlets! It's pretty exciting, I'm not going to lie. (Although the fixture I agonized over picking for my bedroom isn't quite bright enough, but whatever. I will deal with it.)
FIAT LUX JESSE!
Also, the switches are all in the wrong places, which is more of a thing. I may actually ask if it's too late to change some of them.
I got a promotional email from Micro Center today, a coupon for a free 32GB memory card or thumb drive. "Thanks for being our customer!" it says. "Please except this great offer!" @@