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[arethinn]

Now I have also failed at not spilling my $1.85 double espresso on my desk by knocking it over with the phone cord! This day is just shaping up great!

Fortunately it was well away from my keyboard, and the only thing that suffered greatly was my desk calendar, which is now sporting a rather uneven tan.

I am also up to here with the way I can't stay logged in to DeviantArt for more than a day or so. Anyone know of a Firefox extension that will allow you to edit cookies and change their expiration date?

(I am just a sunny fucking little bundle of annoyance today!)

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[suileach.livejournal.com]

which is now sporting a rather uneven tan

That's why I always covered each page of my desk calendar with clear shelf liner at the beginning of a new month. (Well, that and co-workers who would *write* on *my* calendar.)

[arethinn]

Okay, but what if I want to write on it? Which I do? Constantly?

[suileach.livejournal.com]

Ultra-fine sharpie marker.

[arethinn]

Um, I also want to be able to erase. See, what I do is I write things on it in pencil, and then erase them when I have attended said meeting or done said project or whatever. I suppose I could clean it off with alcohol, but this seems like a lot of trouble to go through when other people writing on it is not my problem in the first place. ^_-

[suileach.livejournal.com]

Ah. I just used Outlook (er..no other choice, software wise, where I worked) to do my not-every-month scheduling. I was more concerned with my desk calendar being clean and free of unnecessary marks than actually functional. Seeing erased pencil marks/wrinkles would have driven me nuts.