Sounds ominous, right?
I hope it’s no big deal. I took the online final last night, submitted it for grading and… nothing. It didn’t go through. The site says I completed the exam, but it doesn’t take the next step. Normally online quizzes and exams are graded automatically. It’s been that way all summer. Without warning something has apparently changed.
I went into a brief panic, as this prof doesn’t give a damn if we have computer issues that muck up our online stuff. So I worried that my iMac was the problem.
I emailed several classmates though, and I’m not alone. I feel a little better about it.
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And you know, I think I did very well.
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Plop plop! The toothpaste AND my deodorant fell out of the cabinet and into the toilet this morning. Happy Friday!
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I’ve had my scone and my iced coffee, and I feel… good. Not great though. I wanted to be elated. I wanted the good news on my test, dang it. I can’t access the site from here, so I’ll have to bug Kelli to poke around and see if the grading situation has been rectified.
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Heard “Suffragette City” by David Bowie this morning. Always makes me think of Bruiser, and his tale about a woman getting mad at him for singing along to “Suck a Tit City.”
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Whoa... Launch is playing something called "Are You Beautiful" by someone named Chris Pierce, and it's GOOD. I don't know the name, but it's a fine slice of subtle, old-school soul. Marking this guy for increased rotation...
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At least the kids slept like champs last night.
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Tonight Henley and I are headed to the Ballpark in Arlington (eh? What other name…?) to see the Rangers take on the Orioles. The birds fired Lee Mazzilli yesterday, so I have no idea who’s calling the shots now. Well, I mean besides Miguel Tejada ("Sosa! Dame mi jock strap!").
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Current music: “You Borrowed” by Helmet.
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Kelli had a job interview for Now magazine in Corsicana yesterday, and it went well. And she and Heather had an Arbonne wingding while down there as well, which I’m told was a success.
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Little Milton has died at 71. I liked what little music of his I heard, like “The Blues is Alright” and “Grits Ain’t Groceries.” I heard Annie Mae's Cafe back in the 80s and liked it, always meant to pick it up. I should seek out more of his stuff.
Earlier this summer he played a music festival in Corsicana, and it was even on a weekend when we were going to be down there. I passed though. Gotta stop taking these guys for granted.
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Thanks to everyone who participated in the little survey I posted, and to those of you who commented on my rambling missive about why I left Belo. In the days following that I kept remembering other reasons, so really that piece is only about two-thirds as long as it could have been.
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Happy Friday. Really.
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