Back to work

I don't really want to work, but it is one of those necessary evils in life that one simply can not avoid. So, I have started working on my websites and getting them all back up and going smoothly. We'll see just how long I can maintain them at a steady pace, but I do have high hopes for keeping up with things this time. I don't see where anyone should be able to dislodge me from my groove this time.

I have set aside the quilting I was working on, simply because when I went down to Washington for a week the start of this month I had thought someone was going to stay here taking care of the house so at the last minute I shoved all the clutter into my sewing room. Still have not got that excavated, so it will be a couple of days before I get that done. As soon as I get that all set back up, however, I will be diving right back into my sewing projects. Sewing helps my hands recover from the pain of working on the computer all day. I had not realized just how much it was helping until I have gone a couple weeks now without being able to sew for a while after a day of working at the computer.

Amazon Kindle 2

Amazon Kindle is everywhere I look this week, so I figured that it would be a good idea to make up a list of "must have's" for Amazon Kindle owners.

Amazon Kindle ClearTouch Anti-Glare Screen Protector (Single Pack)
You paid a lot for your Amazon Kindle, don't let the screen get scratched up. Protect it with an anti-glare screen protector.

Available for $12.95 from Amazon, the screen protector is the best way to keep your Amazon Kindle looking and working like new.

Bubble-free application makes it easy to apply, and an anti-dust protection means you will always be able to read your books without the need to wipe away dust particles that normally collect on screens.





Amazon Kindle 2 Leather Cover
A must have leather cover to protect your Amazon Kindle when you are carrying it in a car, briefcase or backpack.

This cover was designed by Amazon specifically for the Amazon Kindle 2 and protects your Amazon Kindle from unnecessary bumps and dings. Black exterior and charcoal gray suede interior means that it is stylishly compatible with any use from boardroom to college dorm.


Other items of interest to owners of the Amazon Kindle



And of course, the Amazon Kindle 2

Transcriptionist

I might just have a new addition to my writing repitior - transcription.

I have been given the task of transcribing some interviews from both audio cassettes and a couple of DVDs, and so far I am having a lot of fun doing it. The subject matter is very interesting, so it makes it easier - especially when I need to go back over parts a few times to make sure that I have the words all transcribed correctly. I'm enjoying it enough so far that I am thinking I'll add it to my list of things I do, but I think I might wait until I've finished this project just so I can be sure I am still enjoying doing it after I have worked at it for a while.

It is something I gave thought to add in to my work for a long time now, and I have thought about it on several different occasions, so I am really excited to get this chance to do the work and to see if it is something I would like to do more of.