There are days with things, and there are days that are full. And the fullness of our days defines us, creates the meaning of our time.
Or at least punctuates it.
And we get to choose the punctuation! Today, I chose the ellipses.
We had two meetings on campus today. One committee-type meeting at mid-day, where a committee was loosely formed to do committee things. In the afternoon we had a department meeting, where faculty came together to discuss faculty things. In between those two meetings we had lunch. We re-arranged the office.
I returned to grading things. Then I wrote a proposal for one of our running projects. It’ll get rolled into two or three things, hopefully.
Also I wrote some syllabus language and saw some colleagues.
After the meeting, it was back home, where I worked on another project. And then returned to the grading. I’m getting that all done tonight, even if I have to do it in the morning. You’ll understand if this wraps quickly, I’ve already written a few thousand words today, some of them were pretty good.
I did not use the first ellipses.
