Battery Power
Mar. 18th, 2004 09:58 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
legalmooseI somehow managed to not turn off my iPod in my bag last night (or didn't lock it so it cut back on?) and it was totally drained this morning. Which, of course, I discovered only after I was out the door and on my way to the bus. Whee! Thankfully the speakers act as a charger base, too, so it'll be back up shortly and more than ready for the evening commute.
Amazing how dependent one becomes on gadgets, though the commute was not bad without music, as it was not bad without music for years before this. I just hauled out the Palm and read the latest e-book I'd downloaded. ;-)
The nose has calmed down considerably after the past two days of "clog, NOW!" that was going on. Keep your fingers crossed that this was the last gasp of the dying virus.
It appears that soup and bad movie night may be a very small affair this Saturday from the Evite RSVPs. :-/ S'okay, I didn't get the word out that quickly this time, so is understandable (but I still wish people would RSVP, even if it's a no...).
Catching up on phone calls this morning, then reviewing the workload to make sure I've closed stuff out, then it's on to this big project.
Amazing how dependent one becomes on gadgets, though the commute was not bad without music, as it was not bad without music for years before this. I just hauled out the Palm and read the latest e-book I'd downloaded. ;-)
The nose has calmed down considerably after the past two days of "clog, NOW!" that was going on. Keep your fingers crossed that this was the last gasp of the dying virus.
It appears that soup and bad movie night may be a very small affair this Saturday from the Evite RSVPs. :-/ S'okay, I didn't get the word out that quickly this time, so is understandable (but I still wish people would RSVP, even if it's a no...).
Catching up on phone calls this morning, then reviewing the workload to make sure I've closed stuff out, then it's on to this big project.
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Date: 2004-03-18 08:14 am (UTC)