Water Wings, please??
Hello, the blogosphere! Hello, my blogfriends! I really have not been ignoring you ... I'm just trying to catch up. So much has been happening over at What Now's, and maggie's, and B*'s, but I'm so far behind on blog reading, blog commenting and oh! work! So, my apologies. Here's my 'to do' list, in case you are all wondering what I'm up to...
Vacuum house- mop kitchen and bathroom floors
put away all odds and ends of clothing from conference and trip to Sleepytownclean bathroomgo through huge pile of stuff on deskpay any bills I haven't yet paid- put together reimbursement paperwork for conference
- write up conference report
- make sure I've got all my frequent flyer points
- mark three weeks' LJ contributions for upper division class
- mark
twoone week's Blackboard discussions for the two survey classes check and see what I'm supposed to be doing this week in classes- prep
thisthe rest of this week's classes prepare for Big Committee meeting tomorrowcheck and see what's going on with search committee- Oh yeah ... write a conference paper??????
- see if I can get out of going to reputedly worthless faculty development workshops to go to this instead. Still wondering how I got on the invite list, but happy I am
- really figure out my summer travel plans
- also, post the conference report, for those of you interested in Late Antique sorts of things.
- and send back the hard drive that crashed and would not allow re-formatting
- and see about getting the cat's teeth checked. Again.
- CRAP! TAXES!!!
So ... I'll be around, if not as visible as I'd like.
13 comments:
So what is with the current wild popularity of the Alemanni? There was a whole subconference at the Leeds Congress last year -- and it was good, too.
I'll be interested to hear whether Ralph Mathisen has an amazing and informative PowerPoint presentation. What he did at Leeds shows what can be done by a master.
I don't know -- I'm less interested in the Alamanni as a group than I am on how the presenters are dealing with the whole transitional period. Also, I really want to meet Hans Hummer. I have got to get to Leeds one of these days, too.
RM is really good with the graphics -- his presentation at Shifting Frontiers on Arian iconography was very good, too. He's the second-best user of PowerPoint I know. EJ at Dublin is the best (although I think he now uses Keynote).
hi! I saw your comment that you were in SleepyTown. What was the occassion? (I take it from this blog post that you might have had a conference nearby?) Will you send me an email? I was not there, though... I am out closer to where you used to live. :)
Good luck getting all of thst stuff done!
I was visiting a friend who teaches at SleepyTown U. Her sister's my oldest friend, and I had to drive sis from Big City to SleepyTown. I'd have called, but knew you weren't around.
SHIT! TAXES!
Pepper has a tapeworm...
For reals? or just in an "eat everything" kind of way?
oh, that's right... I do remember that you told me that you have a friend in the area. :) I hope to see you another time you're around!
Crap! Taxes! indeed, she says, hyperventilating.
Life is overwhelming.
Gawd - you're to do list (especially the grading) looks fiendishly like mine!!!
Good luck!
Nope, Pepper really, truly, has a tapeworm. He was dropping little tapeworm segments all over the house.
UGH!
OK, Rebecca, that's just narsty! I think the last episode of House I saw had a tapeworm, though.
MW -- my sympathies!
I thought of you when I got my Kalamazoo book this week. Sometimes I wish I'd grown up to be a medievalist just to hang out with the cool kids. alas.
(I wonder if I'll ever fall off their mailing list -- the last time we corresponded was in 2002...)
otherwise, good luck with the list.
Weirdly I'm on the same mailing list, as I got the flyer for that conference, too. Have no idea how that happened since I'm late medieval English lit person.
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