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The good, the bad and the ugly...
Jan. 22nd, 2010 06:21 amThe good:
I have converted the wife of a friend to the cult of Lilith Saintcrow. He said she's desperately waiting for the next book and worried she'll finish the current one before the next one's available.
The bad:
I ordered Dante Valentine 4 (And also the first Jill Kismet, but that won't be out until May) on Monday, but the idiot delivery guy to whom amazon gave it was unable to drop it of at the mail on the base. He couldn't find it. (*headdesk*) They're going to try again today. Stoooopid!
I had hoped to get it all labeled and everything in time for my friend to take it home with him for the weekend.
The ugly:
I'm deleting old records of journals we don't have anymore, copies that we passed on to other departments. The deleting hasn't been done in years, meaning I have approximately 2000 records to deal with. And the computer system made marking them for deletion not a simple, one-click process. It takes forever and is the most annoying work imaginable. Grrr.
I have converted the wife of a friend to the cult of Lilith Saintcrow. He said she's desperately waiting for the next book and worried she'll finish the current one before the next one's available.
The bad:
I ordered Dante Valentine 4 (And also the first Jill Kismet, but that won't be out until May) on Monday, but the idiot delivery guy to whom amazon gave it was unable to drop it of at the mail on the base. He couldn't find it. (*headdesk*) They're going to try again today. Stoooopid!
I had hoped to get it all labeled and everything in time for my friend to take it home with him for the weekend.
The ugly:
I'm deleting old records of journals we don't have anymore, copies that we passed on to other departments. The deleting hasn't been done in years, meaning I have approximately 2000 records to deal with. And the computer system made marking them for deletion not a simple, one-click process. It takes forever and is the most annoying work imaginable. Grrr.
