Lots of work today

Today will be a pretty work intensive day as the calendar conspires against me. Not only is this the Monday after a 4 day weekend, which would be quite a bit of catching up on it’s own, but it’s also the time to update our website database, which occurs every other week, and it’s the first working day of the month, which means month-end reports are due today. It’s also the start day for that new employee, so there will be some training time spent as well.

Lastly, even after I leave here, we’ve got Angela’s PC, which seems to have lost the ability to see any USB-connected devices. I foresee an uninstall/reinstall of her USB ports and root hub on the horizon…

I’d better get to it!

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