November 28, 2017

 I got about nine and a half hours of sleep last night and it was amazing. And then on my way to work, the stoplights were acting like golights, which was a nice turn of events compared to my usual drive to work.

My first hour of work was spent dealing with email things mostly and then I was on desk for two hours. And I continued working on the room schedule printout. I came up with a complex formula, patched together from a few different formulas, in order to properly display the setup/takedown time with the regular time for a meeting, all of which are pulled from another sheet in the workbook. It's actually faster to just type in that information, rather than editing the formula, but it's cool that I figured it out.

I had a walkthrough and then I went down to help cover the youth services desk during their department meeting. Thankfully one of their assistants was also there because she was getting questions I wouldn't have been able to answer. I only got one question and then spent the rest of the time typing up my notes from the conference last month. It's taken me awhile to get around to that.

My drive back to the library after dinner was the same as my drive to work this morning. So many golights. It was nice.

I spent some time refilling my Mystery and audiobook displays, eventually had a couple walkthroughs, and spent the majority of the night on desk. I finished typing up my conference notes and got those posted to our department blog, and then I worked on turning my room schedule spreadsheet into more of a template with a bunch of comments to help my coworkers out when I'm not there. There are three sheets in the workbook: one to paste the information copied from the room schedule report, one for the printable version of the schedule that pulls information from the first sheet, and then an example of what the final schedule should look like. Tomorrow I will actually try to explain the whole thing to my coworkers, so we'll see if it actually makes sense to anyone. My fingers are crossed.

When I got home I played a couple games of Domination in CoD: WW2 so I could complete a daily order to get fifteen kills with a silenced SMG. It took a little longer than it should have because I kept forgetting to put the silencer on. Also, I'm not very good. But I eventually completed it. Then I clicked around the internet before starting this. And now, as always, I will record my audio journal and go to bed.