What does it all mean, anyway? (2)

[netpositive]

Left the book I'm reading on the kitchen counter -
along with the folder with the latest sketches.
Dropped off the blue shoes for reheeling and gluing.
Found out my favorite sandals can't be resoled.

Recreated all the sketches while standing in Metro.
Hit the ground running at work, and never stopped.
Delivered 12 screens covering all the public views
(finished them yesterday, proofread this morning).

Still refining the paper prototype templates further
before starting on designs from the latest sketches.
Reported a bug. Modified draft project plan template
and sent it on to the next person starting a project.

Answered questions about search, navigation, usability,
relevancy evaluation, scheduling, form design, and search.
Talked with my federal manager - have things to consider.

Finally remembered to update my timesheet for yesterday
(and last Friday, last Thursday, and last Wednesday...).
Admin designs from the latest sketches are not yet done
for presentation to client and users tomorrow at 3 PM...



While walking to the Metro this morning


Multi-layered workspace? More like multi-dimensional.


Who am I? Do you know? I do - but then I blink.

Comments

[jolhoeft.livejournal.com]

Like the rabbit. :-)

[whuffle.livejournal.com]

Multidimensional! Do you hide a 4th dimensional pocket somewhere in there so you have somewhere to store the files you need to find? I swear my coworker D- does that. No one can find things on his desk. But if you ask, he just plucks them off the top of the pile like they were there in plain view all along!

Hide it?

[netpositive.livejournal.com]

The 4D pocket's in plain sight... ;)

Your desk looks frighteningly like mine

[madbodger.livejournal.com]

Two monitors, silly stuffed toys, same speakers and pencil/marker cup. If I had my camera at work at the moment, I'd take a pic so you could compare and contrast!

Re: Your desk looks frighteningly like mine

[netpositive.livejournal.com]

And that's after cleaning up slightly! Can't claim credit for the monitors or speakers, they're what work supplies. Basically use those [visible] earbud headphones when I need to concentrate at work - they cut out a lot more background noise, plus don't disturb the coworkers as much... well, except for the morning I accidentally left a CD playing overnight, and at 6:50AM the just-on-this-side-of-audible-only-in-an-extremely-quiet-office-environmnent sound was driving my cubicle neighbor nuts until he figured it out.