It is yet the most I can do

LJ was down just as I wanted to post this late last night, but here's the pdf scans of the "diary" pages I wrote during my practicum : Sorry, kinda large file (27.4 MB) | Better image of the sketches on the first page

I sort of still want to have the pages transcribed, but it's hard to look at them. It's because, mentally, I've pretty much moved on and would rather not think about it. But I can't completely keep it out of mind; I know that it will be asked "so but why? You had already done so much".

I had my medication adjusted last week and I started on the new prescription on the weekend. It's a very subtle difference, but I feel it: for one thing, I'm again not freaky-moody.


And now, something to think about:

Five Reasons Why USPS >> Canada Post
1. US$1 lets you mail a regular sized letter to practically anywhere in the world with USPS. CA$1 gets you, at most, a regular sized letter to the US with CP.
2. USPS got rid of international surface mail. So it's a bit expensive to ship stuff overseas, but at least it isn't literally on a ship.
3. USPS delivers mail on Saturdays.
4. USPS has flat-rate shipping boxes.
5. USPS has those self-serve postage vending machines at the post office, so you can buy postage after-hours.

I'm so vain

I probably think this comment is about me:

"The danger in teaching a packed class of 151 undergraduates is that when you come across someone out in the real world and you think you kind of recognize them from somewhere, you definitely, definitely, definitely, definitely can't flirt with them."

Except that I'm sure it's not, because otherwise he'd have mentioned how annoying I am, and he wouldn't have needed to "think" he'd recognized me from somewhere ;)


Also, between LJ being hit with a DDoS attack AGAIN and my Internet connection recently being regularly flaky, it's freaking difficult to get anything posted on here.