Productive Week Off

I was not scheduled to work this past week, which is fine because it gave me time to work on various things, including one I am still finishing up now. (It's a guide covering some LaTeX usage stuff, but I tend to be more verbose with this kind of stuff than I likely need to be. But hey, you cannot say it does not tell you a lot!) Unfortunately what I cannot say is that I got much work done on any of the stories that have been bouncing around the inside of my head for a while. I'm making notes when I think of something for them, but that is very different from actually sitting down and telling the story.
Actually, having this week off was very convenient for me, because of something else it let me do without any scheduling issues. I don't want to say what it is yet, to not jinx it, but if it goes as well as I can only hope, then there will be some very good news in the future.
I hope everyone out there has a great week!

This has been an interesting past two weeks for me. I went from being busy, going from one project to another, to finally finishing them and then moving on to actual work. In a way the transition was like a vacation, though with the complication of actually being more work (especially with Computex and E3 to cover). Still, it has been a good and interesting two weeks, and now I have a week off (wasn't scheduled for this one) to actually relax... Okay, I'll probably work on some other projects, but at least they should be a bit less time-constrained.
And it's Father's Day! I am sure there are many out there enjoying the day. My father probably enjoyed it, but also spent some of it trying to find the gift my mom got for him. She forgot where she hid it.

From Project to Project to Work

Actually there should be about five Project's in the title, because for a number of weeks now I have had to do at least five projects, and finally I have them done. Just in time too because tomorrow I start work, meaning something I will actually get paid for! The funny thing is, this work will be like a vacation, because unlike those projects, this work I clock into and out of, so it has a beginning and end each day. Those projects of mine have no start or end in a day, and also do give me weekends off. Of course, I am the one that decides to do these projects, and am also the one that can result in them being more involved than necessary, but it is still a lot to get done.
Now the relaxation can begin... and I can think about what projects I will be doing next.