I like to be busy. Well, not busy, but I'd rather have my time accounted for then to have nothing to do- and that sometimes means I overfill by time, but I'm happier that way. I may have gotten ahead of myself this week, but I'd rather hardly have time to sit down then to be stuck at home.
I got a project at my internship with an imminent deadline, which gave me something to work towards. I've been trying to stay on top of the job hunt, and have had some more phone calls and meetings crammed in between other things. I started taking a project management course at the community college, it probably won't be hard, but there is a lot of reading I ought to do to get my money's worth.
And then I got sucked into some extra hours at the bank as a result of something we aren't supposed to talk about, but we are calling "the Russian mobster incident." I used to think that there were some jobs where there was so little responsibility that you could NEVER have a bad day. I take it back. Also, I don't think banking is my calling.
And Nana got an offer on her house! This is great news for her, and a sweet primer for me a on the paper-work involved in buying/selling a house. (hint: a lot). Someday, when we are DINKs, we'll get to put all this practical knowledge to use. Actually, this was double awesome because having Nana over to talk about counter-offers provided me the motivation to actually cook something for the first time in ages.
Both of the professional societies I am a board member for had meetings this week, and I got a new writing contract that will take a couple weeks. Busy-ness is just part of my future.
Matt's CDL class is keeping him very busy, but hopefully this weekend they'll get to shift gears (literally, they've driven miles in the parking lot in first gear). We are hoping to go see Tulips again this weekend, so I'm going to be mad productive until then so I can enjoy a few unhectic hours with my family.
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