Oooh, I’ve been tagged. I think everyone else has done this already.
What I do in order to be successful.
Limit my excessive use of the internet. Surfing is fun and easy, but less fun (and more easy) than things that I feel better about long-term — even just reading or watching movies. I am generally […]
From a letter in the Gazette: As a senior manager, I arrive at my office at 7:15 each morning: Half of my staff has already been there for at least half an hour, alert, switched on and productive. We usually eat lunch at our desks and don’t leave the building until at least 5 p.m., […]
A comment caught in moderation:
Work Environment: Work at Place of Business
Year Salary: Less Than $100000
Job Description: On permanent and temporary job of the Removed agent are required people in age of 18-60 years in USA. We need people who are ready to cooperate with world medical centre.
Duties: You should recieve donations on your personal bank […]
More discussions about moms, and where they do and should work, and what is and isn’t feminist, from Dooce. I have no stake here: I don’t have kids, though I might, one day — one never knows — and I know that, if I had the entirely free choice, I wouldn’t work, not fulltime. (No […]
It’s much less bad while I’m here, during the days, anyhow: I have things to do and people to speak to. I like working in an office occasionally, though fulltime I find it a little tiring, since I am essentially an introvert. And I have lots of things to do.
It would be even better […]
Mostly I am spending the evenings reading, or online, or watching endless Law & Order. The problem with working in an office: too much interaction for me, and by the evening, I do not wish to actually *do* anything.
This is one of those times I do not have much to say. I am away. At the same time, I’m at work. Perhaps the real reason is that I am in fact only on a computer during work hours, and there’s just not that much time. Though also, when I do have a moment, […]
I finally have a few spare minutes at a computer! How exciting. (I have had a whole day full of not-spare minutes at a computer.) I am going to be far less computered than I had thought: perhaps I will actually be back Sunday or Monday.
I am not, however, sure what to write about. […]
After some time, the overwhelming scent of perfume left my hotel room; I can only hope that there won’t be more perfume when I return this evening. I woke up far earlier than I had wanted to, but didn’t get out of bed, unwilling to get into the cold (the air conditioner must have kicked […]
I’m sure I should be excited, and I guess I am, but mostly I am sad and tired and scared.