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Three good things I learned today:
1. My mother can get me meads and ciders from Rabbit's Foot, a place local enough it is ridiculous to have them ship to me, but whose store hours mostly conflict with my work hours, because either somehow her (SCA) scribal meetings are there or someone else who goes to scribal works there. "Didn't you know?" she said. "Just give me money and I can get things for you when I go to scribal [every other Thursday]."
2. The library's cataloger has failed to get her position reclassified (read: shifted up to a higher level on the salary scale) even after an appeal, and, dissatisfied, she has announced she will be leaving possibly as early as next August (she is sticking out a minimum of 20 years in order to get certain separation benefits). This bodes well for me getting back into Technical Services in one way or another.
3. The co-worker who said he would "help me" inventory all the Dell service tags on the library computers turns out to have done the whole thing himself over my vacation, saving me a significant amount of work (not to mention crawling on the floor) and making room for more of the ol' eljay today.
1. My mother can get me meads and ciders from Rabbit's Foot, a place local enough it is ridiculous to have them ship to me, but whose store hours mostly conflict with my work hours, because either somehow her (SCA) scribal meetings are there or someone else who goes to scribal works there. "Didn't you know?" she said. "Just give me money and I can get things for you when I go to scribal [every other Thursday]."
2. The library's cataloger has failed to get her position reclassified (read: shifted up to a higher level on the salary scale) even after an appeal, and, dissatisfied, she has announced she will be leaving possibly as early as next August (she is sticking out a minimum of 20 years in order to get certain separation benefits). This bodes well for me getting back into Technical Services in one way or another.
3. The co-worker who said he would "help me" inventory all the Dell service tags on the library computers turns out to have done the whole thing himself over my vacation, saving me a significant amount of work (not to mention crawling on the floor) and making room for more of the ol' eljay today.