I'm sleepy. Are you?
I'm at UCTV right now, having just finished updating the Receipts & Disbursements Journal....you know, the one that's almost completely password-protected and won't let me do things like enter transactions? Yeah, that one. I e-mailed it to the business office, having done the best I could, and also having balanced the damn thing. It may not LOOK balanced, but it is. Also took care of some more payroll stuff. This job is slowly getting easier and easier, but the most difficult thing about it is so much depends on the actions of others. Once timecards are out, it's up to every individual person to fill them out correctly. Most transactions have to be signed by one other person besides me. Paperwork needs to be brought places by people other than me - all other people's responsibilites that have to be taken care of so I can do my job correctly. Fortunately, the people who have to do the most are by far the most responsible.
Tomorrow is supposed to be winter-weather-riffic. I've been keeping an eye on the outlook for Friday since yesterday, and it's been consistant in its predictions of snow, rain, and ice. It actually sounds like justification for cancellations, albeit later in the day. We'll see - the last "10-14 inches" somehow turned into 4, so there's no need to get hopes up.
Tomorrow is Friday. So very, very sweet that is. Jess just pointed out to me that I seem to be always working - I leave by 7:30 or 9:30 every day, come back in time for dinner, then I'm either doing homework, at work, or at a club meeting until night - anywhere from 8 to 1am. This past week I haven't been sleeping too well either. I think I'm going to take a quick nap here before I head back out to the business office. Tomorrow afternoon, no matter what happens with the weather, I'm going to relax.
I'm at UCTV right now, having just finished updating the Receipts & Disbursements Journal....you know, the one that's almost completely password-protected and won't let me do things like enter transactions? Yeah, that one. I e-mailed it to the business office, having done the best I could, and also having balanced the damn thing. It may not LOOK balanced, but it is. Also took care of some more payroll stuff. This job is slowly getting easier and easier, but the most difficult thing about it is so much depends on the actions of others. Once timecards are out, it's up to every individual person to fill them out correctly. Most transactions have to be signed by one other person besides me. Paperwork needs to be brought places by people other than me - all other people's responsibilites that have to be taken care of so I can do my job correctly. Fortunately, the people who have to do the most are by far the most responsible.
Tomorrow is supposed to be winter-weather-riffic. I've been keeping an eye on the outlook for Friday since yesterday, and it's been consistant in its predictions of snow, rain, and ice. It actually sounds like justification for cancellations, albeit later in the day. We'll see - the last "10-14 inches" somehow turned into 4, so there's no need to get hopes up.
Tomorrow is Friday. So very, very sweet that is. Jess just pointed out to me that I seem to be always working - I leave by 7:30 or 9:30 every day, come back in time for dinner, then I'm either doing homework, at work, or at a club meeting until night - anywhere from 8 to 1am. This past week I haven't been sleeping too well either. I think I'm going to take a quick nap here before I head back out to the business office. Tomorrow afternoon, no matter what happens with the weather, I'm going to relax.
posted by Laura at 2:21:00 PM
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