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I know it may not look like it, but I did actually get something resembling work done yesterday. Not a lot, and it was mostly research things I was supposed to be working in this winter, but it was too wet out to do anything else.

Got a few things on the board for today that need to get done, and since New Boss is actually Not Here today, I can get away with padding the daily log sheet so it looks like I was busy. (I plan to be busy, but knitting and public radio aren't the administration's idea of apprpriate work activites.)

By's plans changed again--he was originally planning to go do stuff with Albert, whose own schedule has had numberous interruptions the past few days. So now, By's staying home and working on projects--the dispatch case for Albert, and some wear-this-as-advertising pieces for a gal who's working RenFest.

Spent some time on the phone with a friend last night, commiserating about relationship troubles. Made me want to apologize to him on behalf of all the women in the world who Aren't Like That. **shakes head** Not much I can do about it from here, but I wish I could. (A trip that far, just to bitch-slap someone who really deserves it, is a bit impractical, however tempting.) May try and call him later today, see how the rest of his evening went.

Knitting Report

( General Knitting Report/Drooling over a new pattern )

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Pulled a ream or so of nice paper out of the print shop dumpster this morning. Text-ish, 8.5x11" mostly, and decent stack of heavy business-card-weight stuff in a pleasant ivory. Some of that had misprinted business cards on it; that pile can be used as book covers (which I cover over anyway) or patterns for By. The rest was clean, and the color's generic enough By can use it for his cards.

Nice to know I got something useful out of my day at work.

Yes, I'm procrastinating. Thank you for asking.

But really, this is too cool not to peek at. And tempting. I could get into all kinds of trouble with this idea.

Go spend some time on the rest of the artist's site. She's cool, in a Charles de Lint meets Andy Goldsworthy sort of way.