I had planned a post using my trip, but I struggled to recover from my vacation all week. Although I didn’t think I needed a vacation from my vacation, my body thought otherwise. It wiped me out that I kept going to bed early and allergies took over. I had to modify my schedule to get things done. My body was probably in shock that I took the first real vacation in almost a decade that it didn’t know what to do when I returned.
The short version of the trip: Loved seeing and experiencing Boston while catching up with family in Nashua, NH.
Hope I get back in the swing next week… it may be tricky with holidays on Monday and Thursday. Happy Labor Day to all. And do take the day off. Everyone deserves a break.
Brain food…
And for fun because we’re allowed…
First, roughly 10 of you are eagerly checking this blog because you want to know if you won a copy of Writer Mama: How to Raise a Writing Career Alongside Your Kids from yesterday’s guest post.
Random.org, do your thang! Presto!
#11!! Congratulations, Jenni!
And for fun because we’re allowed…
And for fun because you’re allowed
Geeky couple’s rings [Link: Chris Kieff] looks almost obscene. Chris and I were joking in Twitter. He said, “… I think it would be a little awkard to have them plugged together… God what a geek I am to think that!”
I replied, “Yeah, just amazing hooking ‘em up and trying to walk together side-by-side… ohhh, carpal tunnel!”
The Geekend Wiktionary from TechRepublic is an “unvarnished glossary of terms for those trying to navigate the corridors of geekdom. No entry is complete until you’ve screwed with…er, improved it!”
Just had to post that for a little weekend laugh. Ha! Paul can relate to HelpDesk.