job for real
Jan. 21st, 2004 05:07 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
quietannOh, yeah, it's real all right. It's a *very* complicated data set, which is good. Coworkers are extra-helpful, which is also good. My office is small and I share it with another person; the former is less good, but oh well.
I had lunch at Pho Pasteur. Yum. It would be very easy to get into the habit of going out to lunch every day around here, but I don't want to spend that much money. Maybe I will shoot for twice a week instead.
Note to self: put clothes out the night before work, so I am not trying to decide what to wear while in an uncaffeinated state. My bedroom looks like a disaster area now, because it has rejected clothing strewn all over. My workplace is definitely "business-casual" in style. Jeans might be OK, but jeans-and-Tshirts would not be.
I still need to figure out what to do about breakfast. If I can find the NEMC cafeteria, I should see if they have oatmeal. Or have some kind of system for bringing my own...
I got my ID today, and the photo does not suck.
I had lunch at Pho Pasteur. Yum. It would be very easy to get into the habit of going out to lunch every day around here, but I don't want to spend that much money. Maybe I will shoot for twice a week instead.
Note to self: put clothes out the night before work, so I am not trying to decide what to wear while in an uncaffeinated state. My bedroom looks like a disaster area now, because it has rejected clothing strewn all over. My workplace is definitely "business-casual" in style. Jeans might be OK, but jeans-and-Tshirts would not be.
I still need to figure out what to do about breakfast. If I can find the NEMC cafeteria, I should see if they have oatmeal. Or have some kind of system for bringing my own...
I got my ID today, and the photo does not suck.
