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Jan. 13th, 2003 10:46 pmWork was hectic today. I was trying to get enough done that I didn't feel guilty taking off for my doctor's appointment, I even came in an hour early. As it was, I still barely got out of there, and I still have 2 unresolved issues with my current work project. They are making me tear my hair out. One is a problem the client is having on their computer, but the exact thing works fine for me, the other is a problem I can reproduce, but I have fixed it, but it refuses to be fixed, but it should be fixed ARRRGGHHHH! I will get to the bottom of this...oh yes, I will.
Went to the poly discussion group today. Obsensibly it was about poly during the holidays, but it turned more into general discussions about being poly, coming out to friends and family, identidty and acceptance issues, etc.. It was a good talk, or at least an adequately fun one, everyone had things to say. Nesia went and spent the latter half nearly asleep, Cortejo, her lover, and Lynch were also there (they often skip this kind of thing), and a few new faces as well.
The next discussion group is apparently a talk about purely bisexual issues, not poly at all. Part of me is inclined to go on the basis that I kind of wish I was bi, but I'm not (alas), and so it holds little direct interest for me. Of course there is the arguement of why are we having bi talks at a poly discussion group, but never mind that.
For the second week running I have forgotten to return Nesia's Notre Dame de Paris soundtrack and she keeps asking, so I leant her my Cabaret soundtrack since she is seeing it on Feb. 2nd, and I am trying to get her interested in musicals in my own subtle way. In any case, she can get used to the differences between the movie and stage show.
Went to the poly discussion group today. Obsensibly it was about poly during the holidays, but it turned more into general discussions about being poly, coming out to friends and family, identidty and acceptance issues, etc.. It was a good talk, or at least an adequately fun one, everyone had things to say. Nesia went and spent the latter half nearly asleep, Cortejo, her lover, and Lynch were also there (they often skip this kind of thing), and a few new faces as well.
The next discussion group is apparently a talk about purely bisexual issues, not poly at all. Part of me is inclined to go on the basis that I kind of wish I was bi, but I'm not (alas), and so it holds little direct interest for me. Of course there is the arguement of why are we having bi talks at a poly discussion group, but never mind that.
For the second week running I have forgotten to return Nesia's Notre Dame de Paris soundtrack and she keeps asking, so I leant her my Cabaret soundtrack since she is seeing it on Feb. 2nd, and I am trying to get her interested in musicals in my own subtle way. In any case, she can get used to the differences between the movie and stage show.