Thursday, 17 February
Today was lost to figuring out how to velobind a document. Early in the morning, the CEO asked me to research, print and store an extensive study on affordable housing (just released today). Finding and printing was no trouble; storage was another question altogether.
We have this ancient velobinding machine, an office equipment beast. I spent a good four hours reading the manual, cover to cover, practising the hole punching and figuring out how the darn thing worked. It was the most frustrating four hours I've ever spent in my life. I missed lunch.
After lunch, I proofread the Independence Community Trust interim report on our Education Rights Project, researched on LexisNexis "housing as a human right," and filled out and filed my application for graduation.
Needless to say, I worked until 5 pm.
We have this ancient velobinding machine, an office equipment beast. I spent a good four hours reading the manual, cover to cover, practising the hole punching and figuring out how the darn thing worked. It was the most frustrating four hours I've ever spent in my life. I missed lunch.
After lunch, I proofread the Independence Community Trust interim report on our Education Rights Project, researched on LexisNexis "housing as a human right," and filled out and filed my application for graduation.
Needless to say, I worked until 5 pm.
posted by Ruth at 7:17 PM
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