Ho-hum.

Got a really weird dizzy spell around two this afternoon (another earthquake? lol), and it lasted all the way home, even through the nap on the train. Obviously, I had decided not to go to the game, which was okay, because they lost 3-2 again (no errors on David's part this time, though).

I also went yarn-shopping, since I find myself needing to make a scarf I don't have colors for. I found the perfect color but it was $8 for just a few ounces. Real yarn is expensive. ._.; Gonna go cheap yarn-hunting this weekend.

I got home, Dad bought us ice cream, I ate it and slept. Woke up a few hours later feeling better, so I guess that's good. Since then, I've just been catching up on stuff on the internet, and continuing to set things up for next month as much as I can. Not terribly much to say, just a a Tuesday (though it feels like Wednesday, since I went out yesterday).

Tomorrow, though: I'll have something to say, and hopefully lots of good something.

You know what's bad?

When your faith in your coworkers as people is restored when you see evidence of their understanding of cross-cancellation.

...that was an awkward sentence. Let's try again.

My faith in M, as a person, has been restored, because I have evidence before me that shows she understands how cross-cancellation works. That's bad.

why yes i judge people based on basic math competency shut up i know it's a problem

What disappoints me, though, is that she can't convert improper fractions in her head. I don't know, maybe she just wrote it down because she was multiplying straight across without thinking? Oh, but still.

shut up i know shut up