1) APPLY FOR JOB - the job closes tomorrow, there will be thousands of applicants and I don't have any expectation that my application will go anywhere, but I have to do it or I will be plagued with guilt and shame for not even trying. What kind of weirdo doesn't even try, Jen? I would really like this job - I think I could be very good at it, but I'm sure the other 4000 people applying feel the same. Particular challenge: summing up my specific rad-ness and constitutional suitability for the position in 150 words or less without using the word RAD.
2) PAINTING THE ROOM - the room where the fabric and other craft supplies have been stacked in squalor for far too long. This is way overdue and already halfway done, but it requires paint clothes and getting dirty and wah wah wah. I can knock most of this out today (all but the floor), but it will take a lot of advanced do this then that planning - which is FINE as long as the paint dries as fast as I think it should. (note: it almost never does.)
3) CATCHING UP ON NANO - I am participating in Nanowrimo this year! (I like writing it without all the in the middle Capital Letters because then it reminds me of Nanaimo, which is a very nice place.) This has been a very good thing so far and I have more to say about it, but right now I'm behind. I'm right on the precipice between being able to catch up with a little extra effort, and being too far behind to do anything but type for 2 weeks straight. I don't have time to do that second thing! I need to do some work today if I'm going to stay on the right side of this, but it's incompatible with being painty! I will figure it out.
The photo above was taken out of the window by my desk yesterday - it looks almost exactly like this today, except there is a lot more fog and leaves on the ground. I am so jealous of this slide! In the summer the neighbor kids put an inflatable pool at the bottom and fix a hose at the top for a pretty sweet slip and slide situation.
Go, you! Good luck on all 3--but if you have to bag one, I vote for the painting! Lots of time (read that veerrryy slowly) to do that after today.
ReplyDeleteIs this fall really special, or am I just in a really receptive frame of mind? It has been gloriously colorful--surely more gloriously red and gold than past ones?
I applied for the job and the rest are ONGOING. Bagging the painting really isn't an option since the room has been emptied, which means all that stuff is ... elsewhere.
ReplyDeletethis fall HAS been spectacular! I'm glad we got some clear days to enjoy it - who knows what will be left on the trees after this rain.