imminent runaround
Tomorrow (today) will be hectic... at 1am, I'm in the office, printing some handouts for a briefing. There's a 7:30am telecon, followed by an 8:15am IEP meeting with James's teachers, then I join a briefing at work to the Director of Space Science (hence the handouts) at 9am. After lunch, I return home at 2pm, take David to 2:30pm and 3pm medical appointments, then myself to the dermatologist at 3:30pm, then home to drop off James at his skating lesson at 5pm. Then check back on work. Maybe my van will be back from the shop by then...
On the other hand, I had lunch at a Malaysian restaurant with
hopeforyou and
sinboy, was flattered online (smile), had a productive morning meeting, my travel orders to Japan were signed-off, and I found out that a visiting friend EA will be staying over for a day or two at the end of the month (and has asked me to accompany her to an English Country dance nearby on 4/30, yay!). And
geekchick sounds happier (grin).
On the other hand, I had lunch at a Malaysian restaurant with

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There's a 7:30am telecon, followed by an 8:15am IEP meeting with James's teachers, then I join a briefing at work to the Director of Space Science (hence the handouts) at 9am.
You have teleport?!
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accompany her to an English Country dance
If you want to do your homework, as you did with contra dancing, BACDS (http://bacds.org/series/#ecd) has dances:
1) In Palo Alto (http://bacds.org/series/english/palo_alto/) on the first, third, and fifth Friday evenings of each month.
2) The former San Jose English series, now in Mountain View (http://bacds.org/series/english/mountain_view/) on the first, third, and fifth Wednesday evenings of each month.
English Country dance is like contra dancing. The difference is that the music is more elegant, and the moves have less touching (almost none). Make sure you don't have slippery shoes.
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4/30
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