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Feb. 22nd, 2011 12:55 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
alexandraerinSo, Monday... we took a car trip (about an hour and fifteen minutes) to Sarasota for some quality edutainment there. I'd planned on finishing up the Aidan's Father story, which is shaping up to a piece of awesomeness (actually, it's one piece of multiple pieces of larger awesomeness) on the way, using my phone and Google Documents. But something was wrong with the phone or the network... I showed 3G coverage all the way out there, but I couldn't actually connect to anything. Couldn't make phone calls, either. I could receive them just fine. It was pretty distressing.
My Kindle was working, but I'm not quite to the point where I can write well on it, and I couldn't access the existing draft. So I ended up using it to read The Big Bah-Ha on the way out and Water For Elepehants on the way back, both of which proved to be excellent choices given that we were going to the John & Mable Ringling Museum, an expansive estate built by circus money and housing two circus museums on its grounds.
Awesome day, not terribly productive. If I could go back in time and shuffled things around, I would have announced a scheduled break for most of my time here in Florida instead of trying to keep up an update schedule. Schedules are important. Breaks are important, too. Both are lessons I need to learn better.
On Wednesday I'm flying back to Omaha, and then I'm in one place until the end of May. It'll be nice.
My Kindle was working, but I'm not quite to the point where I can write well on it, and I couldn't access the existing draft. So I ended up using it to read The Big Bah-Ha on the way out and Water For Elepehants on the way back, both of which proved to be excellent choices given that we were going to the John & Mable Ringling Museum, an expansive estate built by circus money and housing two circus museums on its grounds.
Awesome day, not terribly productive. If I could go back in time and shuffled things around, I would have announced a scheduled break for most of my time here in Florida instead of trying to keep up an update schedule. Schedules are important. Breaks are important, too. Both are lessons I need to learn better.
On Wednesday I'm flying back to Omaha, and then I'm in one place until the end of May. It'll be nice.