Not me. Sorry for being so lazy about updating. I’ve honestly come close a couple times. But then I think about what anecdote or meaningful thought to share…and come up empty. I continue to read my friends’ blogs, and many of them are content to do a little post every day or so without it being ground-breaking news, so I should probably just relax and make the effort.
#1 thing on most peoples’ minds: work. It’s still going well. This whole last week, 2 people I work closest with (including my boss) have been out of town. So it’s been just me and 2 other HR people. It’s felt pretty laid-back and low-stress. I had a couple big projects that I finished, and have really pouring on the quality HR-traits: efficiency, accuracy, and consistency.
It’s hard to believe it’s already been nearly a month. Hopefully, they’ll realize that the company is so much better off with me around, that this will lead to a permanent placement.
On the church-side of things…I’ve run the board for a couple Sundays and several practices, so I’ve been given a green light. They’re drawing up the paperwork for me to be officially hired by the church as a member of the sound/tech crew. That extra money every now and then will definitely help…plus it’s fun and good experience.
Bye for now.
Friday, August 24, 2007
Who’s Good at Updating Their Blog?
Posted by The Real Deal at 6:27 PM |
Tuesday, August 7, 2007
LOST cast Tuesday
Apparently, tonight is a special “Lost” feature on cable TV. I’m flipping back and forth between Spiderman 2 and The Mummy Returns.
In Spiderman 2, Daniel Dae Kim (Jin) is an assistant to Doc Ock.
In The Mummy Returns, Adewale Akinnuoye-Agbaje (Mr. Eko) is one of the main bad guy warriors, and Jonathan, Brenden Fraser’s brother is played by Henry Ian Cusick (Desmond).
Fun.
Posted by The Real Deal at 10:35 PM |
Monday, August 6, 2007
"It was a dark and stormy night...
...I had taken a creative writing course." (That's from MST3K)
We've had some rain/thunder/lightning pretty much every afternoon/evening for the last week or so, but today was crazy. It's pretty odd driving home from work seeing big lightning bolts strike the ground just a few hundred feet away...several times a minute! And the thunder gets pretty big too...I could feel it in my hands while holding the steering wheel.
This isn't a picture that I took or anything, but it's not unlike what we're seeing around here. Pretty awesome.
Posted by The Real Deal at 9:46 PM |