Not a heck of a lot. The thing I did to turn my cellphone into a paperweight is something I’m trying again. And this time I don’t have my old cellphone as a backup since I sold it to a co-worker today. No guts, no glory, though I don’t know what sort of glory I’m going to have from just making my cell phone work with some extra features no one will ever see.<\/p>\n
I went to the gym today and didn’t do all that much. Dave the Trainer seems to think I need to get an MRI to see if my disc has slipped. All I know is that an MRI cost about a thousand bucks wholesale back when I was a receptionist at a clinic (in the 90’s, when I was applying to med school). It must be a lot more expensive now, and I’m never going to get one wholesale. If my back problems don’t clear up I’ll probably have to see my doctor, who refers me to a neurologist, who then sends me to an MRI clinic, and then I’ll have a radiologist (i.e. doctor who doesn’t like patients) look at it, etc. It’s going to cost a fortune. Good thing I still have a job (this week).<\/p>\n
Oh, the new VP came by and said, “Your project is most likely cancelled, but we haven’t decided what to do with you yet so keep working on it.” I haven’t wanted to work on it for a while now, and these motivational speeches telling me that my dead-end job now has a dead-end project is not doing much for my motivation.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Not a heck of a lot. The thing I did to turn my cellphone into a paperweight is something I’m trying again. And this time I don’t have my old cellphone as a backup since I sold it to a co-worker today. No guts, no glory, though I don’t know what sort of glory I’m going to have from just making my cell phone work with some extra features no one will ever see. I went to the gym today and didn’t do all that much. Dave the Trainer seems to think I need to get an MRI to see if my disc has slipped. All I know is that … Continue reading So what did I learn from last weekend?<\/span>