7/6/09 Fairly certain nothing too exciting happened today. Beside the fact that my A key fell off which is in fact not exciting but irritating. Do you know how many words have A in them?
Tonight Mandy and I decided to watch a movie. I streamed The Proposal on to my little computer. It was funny to see both of us in a twin bed with this little bitty computer on our laps watching a movie. I liked the movie even if it was a fairly typical chick flick...what can I say, I'm a sucker for a happy ending and love stories :)
7/7/09 Breakfast hit the spot this morning. And so did lunch. And then so did dinner. How did I get so lucky in one day?! Breakfast was an egg scrambler, toast and this meat stuff that's surprisingly good, corn flakes and coffee. Lunch I had a half of a cheese omelette (can you tell breakfast is my favorite meal yet?) a biscuit, cole slaw, french fries and coke. Interesting combo but it was yummy. For dinner I had bread, mixed veggies, french fries, a chicken leg and the most delicious beef. Ok enough about the food..
At work today Kate and I continued to design the brochure. She had went ahead and put it in Microsoft publisher and we were on the hunt for free clip art and things to jazz the pages up a bit. It looks decent so far. After lunch we went to some of the Paediatric KITSO trainings on disclosure and counseling children and adolescents with HIV/AIDS. They were both really interesting and I took some notes. I don't know why I didn't think to bring a notebook with me.. but I've just been using the backs of sheets from other talks we've sat in on to jot down the important stuff. Once we got home from Baylor I decided I was going to finish Nineteen Minutes. Considering I'm not much of a fan of books anymore, I can say this one was definitely worth reading. I like books that keep my attention the way this one did but I'm glad to be done with it. I can't decide if I want to start another one or just call it quits. That's part of the other reason I don't read like I use to...I let the book consume me. I have the most difficult time putting it down. People were making funny of me because I brought it over when were playing catch prase the other night but that's how I am when I'm intrigued, I become engulfed.
At work today Kate and I continued to design the brochure. She had went ahead and put it in Microsoft publisher and we were on the hunt for free clip art and things to jazz the pages up a bit. It looks decent so far. After lunch we went to some of the Paediatric KITSO trainings on disclosure and counseling children and adolescents with HIV/AIDS. They were both really interesting and I took some notes. I don't know why I didn't think to bring a notebook with me.. but I've just been using the backs of sheets from other talks we've sat in on to jot down the important stuff. Once we got home from Baylor I decided I was going to finish Nineteen Minutes. Considering I'm not much of a fan of books anymore, I can say this one was definitely worth reading. I like books that keep my attention the way this one did but I'm glad to be done with it. I can't decide if I want to start another one or just call it quits. That's part of the other reason I don't read like I use to...I let the book consume me. I have the most difficult time putting it down. People were making funny of me because I brought it over when were playing catch prase the other night but that's how I am when I'm intrigued, I become engulfed.
I was just in the grumpiest mood a few minutes ago. Like I mentioned earlier my A key fell off so I was thinking about how annoying its been and decided that maybe I could fix it. Turns out one of the clip parts on the actual key is broken so I took my Q off and moved it to my A spot which has been extremely helpful. Then my E key started sticking so I popped it off, thinking there was dirt or something under it and one of the piece underneath that broke. So now that's barely hanging on but thanksfully because of the way I type the E hasn't been to troublesome, I can still hit it because it actually leans forward now. Anyway, the whole or deal last an hour and a half and was very close to ending with me throwing my computer across the room. (one of the downfalls of it being so light weight..) but I think I can make this work until I get home.. I already sent in request asking Dell to get me new keys. ughhh and now I just took a cold shower...awesome!
Maybe you will feel more comfortable having your coffee set sent from Cape Town? I'm sure they can pack it all in bubble wrap and it should be ok...add insurance to the package just incase.
ReplyDeleteSorry you're getting a bit homesick but we're all looking forward to seeing you soon!!