So, it's August.
Ah, the long, lazy days of summer. Except not. In the next four weeks, I have to:
A busy couple of weeks. The part that drives me nuts is waiting for the city to move the wheels on my crossing guard application. As I was telling Kirsten last night, in the Army I would have been handed a stack of papers and told: "Go to building 14 for your medical, then report to headquarters for your orientation." Since I'm motivated to get this done, I'd move out at a range walk.
- Transition to a new blood thinner.
- Get all the prep work for both Worldcon and Burning Man done.
- Get in for a medical exam and two orientations for the crossing guard job.
- Take part in at least three online meetings for Worldcon Publications and Newsletter.
- Do all the laundry.
- Pack for Worldcon.
- Pack for the Playa.
- Do last-minute work on the Free Trailer Beowulf
- Attend and work the 76th World Science Fiction Convention (August 16th-20th, although I'll probably be on-site working newsletter on the 15th.)
- Spend the next three days after the con making sure our pallet is properly loaded and moving things like clothes into the trailer.
- Getting Darby an oil change and a good washing.
- Load Darby and Beowulf. Final gas top off.
- Go to Burning Man.
A busy couple of weeks. The part that drives me nuts is waiting for the city to move the wheels on my crossing guard application. As I was telling Kirsten last night, in the Army I would have been handed a stack of papers and told: "Go to building 14 for your medical, then report to headquarters for your orientation." Since I'm motivated to get this done, I'd move out at a range walk.