This morning I woke up, ran on the elliptical for fifteen minutes,
got ready, ate breakfast, and went to work. I went upstairs for the
first two hours at work, read news articles, and worked on my
homebound lists. Then I was on desk for two hours and continued
working on homebound lists. I also answered a lot of phone calls and
a couple chats asking if we were open today because of the holiday.
We were.
I got a real reference question while on desk, asking for more
information about when Martin Luther King Jr. gave a speech in 1968
at the local university. Online I pulled up the archive of the
university newspaper and clipped the article about the speech. Then
I used our microfilm to find the article about it in our local paper.
It was fun doing research.
For lunch I used my bread for my peanut butter sandwich. It was
pretty good but the bread is very dense. I need to get better at not
making dense bread. Maybe throw a book in with the other
ingredients...
When I got back from lunch I had a walkthrough and then I edited and
printed out the Martin Luther King Jr. articles. The one from our
paper was arranged weird on the page so I had to cut and move columns
around so I could get it all on one page.
Then I was off desk for the last three hours of the day, which was
perfect. I finished making my homebound lists, pulled all of the
books, checked them out, made bookmarks and got them stuffed in the
books, and bagged up the books. All I need to do is update my
spreadsheets. And maybe call one of my patrons to see if she wants
books this month. I was far more productive than I thought I would
be.
On my way home I stopped at Target. Once again their bread aisle
looked like a hurricane is coming. It's crazy. When I got home I
ate dinner, the highlight of which is that I didn't eat too much
spaghetti. I have a horrible habit of eating too much whenever I
make pasta of any kind. It's just so good. I did it last night but
I avoided it tonight, and I'm thoroughly impressed with myself.
After dinner I maybe dozed off in my chair for a little bit and then
I played CoD: WW2. It took several games but I was finally
able to unlock diamond camo for my sniper rifles. I needed to get
five kills without dying two more times and I think I did it once in
my first or second game tonight. And then I played several games
where the other team had four friends playing together and they were
coordinated and good. I would have accused them of cheating but
there aren't kill cams in hardcore so it's hard to prove. Also, they
were using SMGs and rifles and I was using a sniper rifle, so it
makes sense that they were winning the gun fights. I finally managed
it when I switched to hardcore Domination. It helps when there is an
objective to focus on because that provides a little bit of a
distraction for everyone. I tried to do Kill Confirmed because I had
success with that last time, but no one was playing it tonight. But
Domination worked on, on the first try I think. And I actually
played the objective, coming out on top on my team. Hardcore
Domination is kind of nice because there are a lot fewer grenades
being thrown around thanks to friendly fire being on. At least their
should be.
I once again got distracted by YouTube and Twitch and it is now
nearing one o'clock in the morning. I don't go in until noon
tomorrow, which is nice because it is supposed to be in the negatives
to low single digit temperatures tomorrow morning, with a wind chill
advisory. It's only supposed to be up to seven degrees by noon but
that's better than negatives. Because of this they canceled school.
They've had two cancellations so far this semester and I am really
missing not working at a school anymore. Oh well, at least I get to
sleep in tomorrow.
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