Monthly Archives: May 2005

I am so excited that my ads are all devoted to mechanical bulls.

Another down couple of days on the seesaw. I’m planning my packing. We’ll see how long it lasts this time. Went and saw the latest Star Wars movie. I liked it better than the first two (eps I and II), … Continue reading →

Okay, the urgency to pack has passed for now. It’s still a possibility, but I don’t have to do it right now, and maybe I won’t have to. I really probably shouldn’t blog my soap opera–after all, people besides my … Continue reading →

Good news, I discovered the pool. Well, I knew it was there, but I finally decided it was hot enough to venture in. I waited until around 8 PM so I wouldn’t have to deal with the sun, and I … Continue reading →

Okay, so this may be a bit premature, but I was hoping you spies could help me out. Can you find out average salaries for legal secretaries or paralegals in Athens? Also, I am really thinking about real estate too. … Continue reading →

I am impossibly behind on work, and even working all weekend probably won’t catch me up. And that’s especially depressing because there’s so much going on. First, I really want to get to the museum to see the exhibit of … Continue reading →

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Took a day off from work today because I couldn’t get much done yesterday from boredom and isolation. The theory is that I will get a lot more done now by taking an entire day off. Hope so! First, I … Continue reading →

I am editing a book that analyzes a book I worked on in-house at UGA, Fiber by Rick Bass. And one portion of the scholarly analysis considers how the cover art and the interior art work with the narrative, and … Continue reading →

Okay, so nothing is going right today. I got up early to go try again to get my driver’s license here. (Tried yesterday but the crowd was insane–literally hundreds of people waiting–was told morning was better.) I get there, and … Continue reading →