My department's budget has shrunk so much that it can't fund worksheets for my students, so I rely on a small personal printer to make copies for my classes. At the end of the workday today it showed the "replace drum" notice. I was able to check the inventory at the local Office Depot and pick one up on my way home. Hurray for minimal disruption to the work flow. And the cashier at the store was very chatty about the problems of late capitalism, an unexpected turn of events.
1/10: compiling
...my students' write-ups on what they found especially meaningful in the Book of Ruth.
1/9: stopping
...at the pier on my drive home to take some pictures. The autumn trees and the light were making some great reflections on the water. But my camera battery ran out as I was snapping shots! Since the pier is less than 5 minutes from our house, I drove home, got a new battery, and drove back to the pier to get a few more pictures.
11/5: walking on campus
...this morning with Chris. He came with me as I put up a few posters for an asemic writing workshop I'm doing next week.
11/4: good work
...by the students in both of my classes today, and some nice office hour conversations too.
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