trashHeap @trashheap@tech.lgbt

Been reading these scifi/fantasy books with heavy metal album covers lately. Not exactly high brow stuff but very very fun, and kind of comforting in a way.

Finished my homework. Did all our census crap. Made the the helpdesk documentation and did the rest of ze chores yesterday. Going to try and veg the remainder of today and ignore all those work tickets I accidentally saw coming in for me this morning.

Sourced from birdsite. https://twitter.com/KevinSavetz/status/1241745412425256962?s=09

Spending part of my weekend working on documentation for our helpdesk, so we can support all these online classes spinning up better. 😫 I am so exhausted still, despite hitting the bed hard last night.

Im suddenly terrified that we're just now thinking about moving the last of our beaucratic IT paperwork online. And im the only one at our university who knows our system for that.

Im in trouble. I find bad audio on WebExs migraine inducing.

Ive got this vendor playing the "it's just a little airborne" gag with their conference. Hell the hotel just closed and canceled all reservations but their still debating the conference. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ndhL0dUwM8U

Im painting liquid stitch / fabric glue over my stitching this time to see if I can get more than a week out of it.

Another weekend another oppurtunity to try and practice stitching up Hilda's "Baby".

Im not good at this shit, but the fabric isn't even or square anymore either so...

All public schools shutting down.

Honestly hoping the coronavirus stays far away from Bernie and Biden.

Ive kind of had a few daymares of what would happen if the democratic candidate got sick or dropped dead.

And no matter what happens its looking like everyone running for president this go round will be in one of the coronavirus's highest risk groups.

Boss drafted me into a meeting today, so I could use logic and debate skills to ruthlessly stop anybody else from proposing anything too stupid.

Meeting was nowhere near my wheel house.

It was wierdly cathartic.

The wierd whirlwind of trying to help faculty plan and prepare for next week, and the need to keep planning for changes coming down the pipeline this fall simultaneously, was really intense today.

Still wierdly getting used to the loss of my work from home days just a few weeks ago. Im still not fully used to commuting on fridays. Though I guess shortly im going to be working from home nearly full time.

Lots of confusing transitions.

Thing I never thought would buoy the economy: Trump declaring a state of emergency

Hot take: Stock markets are pretty damn dumb and bipolar.