done, so far today
Time to head home from the office... ![[profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png)
patgreene dropped off a burrito here an hour ago. I've finished setting up a fileserver for the new air traffic data management project, sent Northrop an official technical directive on letterhead, sent a copy to NASA-Marshall, done my travel voucher for the May trip to Japan, picked up James at his youth group (an hour late, after patgreene spaced and called me at work in a panic), met with SD and discussed automation design and sensor choices for the MUM mole, nagged hopeforyou about her scheduling, reconciled my monthly Government credit card purchases, called FedEx and First Air Cargo repeatedly to track down my shipment for Devon Island, ordered a bunch of thermocouple probes for borehole temperature profiles, agreed on terms to rent a gravity meter from its manufacturer and FAXed them a signed contract, consulted with management over liability if I break the instrument in the field, sent a letter with kitchen pictures to our architect, and went to a group-therapy initial consultation for my son David. And got Blue Cross to agree to resolve and pay for a couple of $K in unpaid medical claims, called geekchick, talked with Nancy, and worked out in the NASA gym.
I don't usually do the "expired to-do list" kind of entry, but that was what this rather long day contained... time to go home.
patgreene dropped off a burrito here an hour ago. I've finished setting up a fileserver for the new air traffic data management project, sent Northrop an official technical directive on letterhead, sent a copy to NASA-Marshall, done my travel voucher for the May trip to Japan, picked up James at his youth group (an hour late, after patgreene spaced and called me at work in a panic), met with SD and discussed automation design and sensor choices for the MUM mole, nagged hopeforyou about her scheduling, reconciled my monthly Government credit card purchases, called FedEx and First Air Cargo repeatedly to track down my shipment for Devon Island, ordered a bunch of thermocouple probes for borehole temperature profiles, agreed on terms to rent a gravity meter from its manufacturer and FAXed them a signed contract, consulted with management over liability if I break the instrument in the field, sent a letter with kitchen pictures to our architect, and went to a group-therapy initial consultation for my son David. And got Blue Cross to agree to resolve and pay for a couple of $K in unpaid medical claims, called geekchick, talked with Nancy, and worked out in the NASA gym. I don't usually do the "expired to-do list" kind of entry, but that was what this rather long day contained... time to go home.