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Oct. 21st, 2006 11:25 amI'm so glad it's Saturday, you have no idea. Long, long week. But at least it's over, and I'm starting to feel better.
We tried for about an hour today to fix that damn key on my keyboard that I popped off, but it's not going back together. Don't think anything's broken, but the little plastic bits that attatch to the keyboard beneath the cap popped out, and we can't get 'em back in. Of course it would be one of those little keys at the top- it's the one next to the PrtScrn key, says "SysRq" on it. No clue what it's for, but the gap in my keyboard is annoying me. Plus, my poor laptop has enough cat hair in it already. (Which is part of what I was trying to clean out when I popped the key...)
Anyway, we're taking it to CompUSA in a bit to see if they can fix it. They'll have to keep it somewhere between half an hour and an hour... and I think I'm having separation anxiety, or something, about leaving it there. "My baby..." I'm just being a dork, of course.
I have to plan my schedule for the spring semester this weekend, since I register on Wednesday. The idiots in Admissions & Records sent me a notice last week saying I got to register on the first day of open registration. You know, with the freshmen. Uh, no. Wrong answer. So I called Disabled Students, who sorted that out for me. Fun times. I'm looking forward to registration less than usual, because they're working on a "building modernization" project at the A&R office, so I get to register either outside the cafeteria, or in the "bungalows", as the staff calls them. (The 'bungalows' are those portable buildings most of us remember from high school and such, though ours seem less portable, as they have cemented-in sidewalks and such. But whatever.)
Could be worse, though. At least they put the class schedule online ahead of time this year. They always seem to forget about priority registration when this stuff comes up. The printed book was supposed to be out Friday, but now they're saying "maybe" Monday... which is what I figured would happen, so I printed out the pages I needed last week. Now to look at them and decide exactly what I'm doing.
We tried for about an hour today to fix that damn key on my keyboard that I popped off, but it's not going back together. Don't think anything's broken, but the little plastic bits that attatch to the keyboard beneath the cap popped out, and we can't get 'em back in. Of course it would be one of those little keys at the top- it's the one next to the PrtScrn key, says "SysRq" on it. No clue what it's for, but the gap in my keyboard is annoying me. Plus, my poor laptop has enough cat hair in it already. (Which is part of what I was trying to clean out when I popped the key...)
Anyway, we're taking it to CompUSA in a bit to see if they can fix it. They'll have to keep it somewhere between half an hour and an hour... and I think I'm having separation anxiety, or something, about leaving it there. "My baby..." I'm just being a dork, of course.
I have to plan my schedule for the spring semester this weekend, since I register on Wednesday. The idiots in Admissions & Records sent me a notice last week saying I got to register on the first day of open registration. You know, with the freshmen. Uh, no. Wrong answer. So I called Disabled Students, who sorted that out for me. Fun times. I'm looking forward to registration less than usual, because they're working on a "building modernization" project at the A&R office, so I get to register either outside the cafeteria, or in the "bungalows", as the staff calls them. (The 'bungalows' are those portable buildings most of us remember from high school and such, though ours seem less portable, as they have cemented-in sidewalks and such. But whatever.)
Could be worse, though. At least they put the class schedule online ahead of time this year. They always seem to forget about priority registration when this stuff comes up. The printed book was supposed to be out Friday, but now they're saying "maybe" Monday... which is what I figured would happen, so I printed out the pages I needed last week. Now to look at them and decide exactly what I'm doing.
