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Jul. 16th, 2009 09:04 pmIt turns out that I will see my husband very late tomorrow tonight, which may become very early Saturday morning. He has a new cell phone. His other phone had died; his boss overnighted him a new one, a Motorola i570. Hopefully this one will be sturdy and hardy enough. I am still satisfied with my Nokia 6085, although the outer display could be brighter, for when I am in dark places.
I have been getting acclimated to the new cane, using it for both legs. I will not need it all the time, of course, only for those times when I am out of the house for hours and will want something to help me balance, to give my tired legs a rest. It is aluminum, metallic blue, adjustable, made by Carex.
I need to start writing my dreams down.
I need to start writing everything down.
I had a decent day at work. Most of it -- four hours' worth -- was spent with two copies of Volume Three of the Securities Bible, otherwise known as the Investment Management Practice Group Bible. This is a binder series containing all sorts of securities law documents. Our Boston office library wants a copy, and DC has two copies of the full set. Since Tuesday, I have been comparing two copies of each volume, making sure that all documents are present, accounted for, etcetera. I then sent the copies that do not have library cards to Boston. It is a monotonous task, flipping page and page and page. Is this page the same as that page? Yes. Move on. But I am enjoying it. One volume per day, since the comparison takes so long. I still feel as though I want to move away from law firms, but I will see where I am at the end of August. My husband expressed a small bit of pessimism over the phone earlier, snapping that I should get my doctor visits in now since I'd be "fired at the end of August." We do not know that. I may not be. I wish I truly knew my future.
I have been getting acclimated to the new cane, using it for both legs. I will not need it all the time, of course, only for those times when I am out of the house for hours and will want something to help me balance, to give my tired legs a rest. It is aluminum, metallic blue, adjustable, made by Carex.
I need to start writing my dreams down.
I need to start writing everything down.
I had a decent day at work. Most of it -- four hours' worth -- was spent with two copies of Volume Three of the Securities Bible, otherwise known as the Investment Management Practice Group Bible. This is a binder series containing all sorts of securities law documents. Our Boston office library wants a copy, and DC has two copies of the full set. Since Tuesday, I have been comparing two copies of each volume, making sure that all documents are present, accounted for, etcetera. I then sent the copies that do not have library cards to Boston. It is a monotonous task, flipping page and page and page. Is this page the same as that page? Yes. Move on. But I am enjoying it. One volume per day, since the comparison takes so long. I still feel as though I want to move away from law firms, but I will see where I am at the end of August. My husband expressed a small bit of pessimism over the phone earlier, snapping that I should get my doctor visits in now since I'd be "fired at the end of August." We do not know that. I may not be. I wish I truly knew my future.
