The (Belated) Weekly Wrap-Up: May 31 - June 2, 2016
I briefly contemplated not even writing a post about last week. I mean, it was three days in which I did what I do on every other day. Hardly riveting stuff, even if it is written by me.
But I'm a completer. Completionist? Finisher. I finish things.
Whatever. I can't not do something that is part of a series. It just isn't feasible. So let's just move on.
Monday of last week was Memorial Day. Obviously. So I wasn't at work. I was watching X-Men: Apocalypse. Not a bad movie. I'm glad I only paid $6 to see it, though.
I spent most of the week working on either conference stuff or T&M stuff. The flags, I'm happy to say, are nearly sorted. I just need to order some we don't have and corral another four people to carry them.
Way back, before we knew any better, we decided it might be nice to put Student Activity Guide entries into the back of T&M booklets. This would be a good way to introduce people who hadn't been using the SAG to its wonders. We also decided, hey, let's tailor some of these entries to the book topics so that they are more relevant. Sure, this will make us draw from several activities at once, but that's totally fine.
Is it possible to punch old me in the face?
Because we changed the SAG tags, we also had to change the booklet tags. And it can't just be a straightforward thing. No. So I spent a fair bit of time deleting old tags and inputting new tags. Go me.
On Wednesday, we took a half day for prayer. This was nice because we spent some time outside at the flags and prayer walking around the building. (Apparently, it's called a Jericho Walk, but no buildings fell down, so I think we failed. Except it's a good thing, because the building we walked around was my office, so that would have been bad if it fell down.)
But I'm a completer. Completionist? Finisher. I finish things.
Whatever. I can't not do something that is part of a series. It just isn't feasible. So let's just move on.
Monday of last week was Memorial Day. Obviously. So I wasn't at work. I was watching X-Men: Apocalypse. Not a bad movie. I'm glad I only paid $6 to see it, though.
I spent most of the week working on either conference stuff or T&M stuff. The flags, I'm happy to say, are nearly sorted. I just need to order some we don't have and corral another four people to carry them.
Way back, before we knew any better, we decided it might be nice to put Student Activity Guide entries into the back of T&M booklets. This would be a good way to introduce people who hadn't been using the SAG to its wonders. We also decided, hey, let's tailor some of these entries to the book topics so that they are more relevant. Sure, this will make us draw from several activities at once, but that's totally fine.
Is it possible to punch old me in the face?
Because we changed the SAG tags, we also had to change the booklet tags. And it can't just be a straightforward thing. No. So I spent a fair bit of time deleting old tags and inputting new tags. Go me.
On Wednesday, we took a half day for prayer. This was nice because we spent some time outside at the flags and prayer walking around the building. (Apparently, it's called a Jericho Walk, but no buildings fell down, so I think we failed. Except it's a good thing, because the building we walked around was my office, so that would have been bad if it fell down.)
Look, I know how to do panorama shots! Is anyone abnormally stretched?
The Foster in his native habitat charges at the invaders.
On Thursday, I helped Carolyn with orientation stuff again. I really can't draw, but for some reason, she keeps asking me to help her with the timeline of missions. And I'm happy to do it.
I may take some liberties.
Then Lori and I took an hour to set up a project that took us about 20 minutes to complete and then another 30 minutes to tear down.
Not to overcomplicate things.
I also took some of my spare time to fix some of the info boxes on the T&M web app. Because I couldn't take one more day of being asked when it would be finished.
Anyway, I took Friday off because I scheduled a garage sale for Saturday and I needed to get ready. I apparently can't leave this place because certain people freak out when I'm not in. Despite the fact that NO ONE visits me the rest of the time.
Grr.