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Another Week Done
Mar. 28th, 2025 10:24 pmCalling it a night here.
See you tomorrow.
See you tomorrow.
Trek: DSC Season 5 Launch Note
Apr. 4th, 2024 09:50 pmTurns out that CTV Sci-Fi is running two episodes of Star Trek: Discovery back-to-back tonight.
I am NOT staying up until 1130 PM to watch the whole 2.5 hours' worth. That can wait for tomorrow or Saturday night, I think. I need to have *some* kind of regular sleep, after all.
I am NOT staying up until 1130 PM to watch the whole 2.5 hours' worth. That can wait for tomorrow or Saturday night, I think. I need to have *some* kind of regular sleep, after all.
Edge of Midnight: Base Map Progress VII
Nov. 16th, 2023 10:27 pmI want to say it's 85 % done...and it's probably closer to 80%.
Lots more I want to say about lots of other things, and I need to get to bed.
Lots more I want to say about lots of other things, and I need to get to bed.
Checking In - 3 June 2023
Jun. 3rd, 2023 10:01 pmTomorrow is CPAP cleaning day.
Tonight, I try to get more sleep.
Good night, and good luck.
Tonight, I try to get more sleep.
Good night, and good luck.
Good morning, and good luck.
We had a power outage overnight, about two hours before I woke up. I didn't even notice how long it lasted, but the CPAP machine still "think" that I had seven hours' usage out of it.
We had a power outage overnight, about two hours before I woke up. I didn't even notice how long it lasted, but the CPAP machine still "think" that I had seven hours' usage out of it.
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Jan. 27th, 2021 10:08 pmPerformance review went okay this morning. Work continued in fits and starts, or so it felt. I'm not sure how much progress I'm making here.
That's about all I want to say right now, because I want to go to sleep. Actual sleep.
Good night, and good luck.
That's about all I want to say right now, because I want to go to sleep. Actual sleep.
Good night, and good luck.
Did get some illustration time in today...
Nov. 2nd, 2020 10:28 pm...and I should log that in the job search diary in the morning.
"Practice time - Clip Studio Paint".
Also:
"Video tutorial re: Clip Studio Paint on YouTube". Some artists are livestreaming stuff to fundraise.
More tomorrow.
Sleep now, hopefully.
"Practice time - Clip Studio Paint".
Also:
"Video tutorial re: Clip Studio Paint on YouTube". Some artists are livestreaming stuff to fundraise.
More tomorrow.
Sleep now, hopefully.
Good Sleep News?
Oct. 28th, 2020 07:31 amI think I actually got a couple of hours of real sleep last night. Maybe the Advil helped with the hip pain?
Anyway, breakfast shortly, and chores thereafter.
Anyway, breakfast shortly, and chores thereafter.
About the pharmacy thing?
Apr. 22nd, 2020 05:14 pmI mentioned that this morning.
It seemed a good idea to call ahead, so after 10 AM, I did. They're not seeing people about sleep apnea gear until at least mid-May.
Oh well. One more medical expense punted into the future, right?
It seemed a good idea to call ahead, so after 10 AM, I did. They're not seeing people about sleep apnea gear until at least mid-May.
Oh well. One more medical expense punted into the future, right?
On the sleep front
Mar. 5th, 2019 06:06 amThings were further improved last night. However fitful my sleep was, there were even fewer coughing-fit interruptions than the night before. I like this kind of progress.
Our warped galaxy
Feb. 5th, 2019 10:17 pmI wanted to remember to discuss some of the news about the process of mapping out our galaxy, and the recent discovery that the Milky Way is warped like you might have once done to a vinyl LP. There's a nice little animation that goes some ways in explaining the discovery on YouTube somewhere, but I don't have time to track all the links I'd like to tonight.
More sleep needed, you see.
Talk to you later...
More sleep needed, you see.
Talk to you later...
Voting and Sleep
May. 28th, 2018 05:51 amOn Saturday after supper, I went to the advance polling station and marked my 'x' next to the candidate-party combination that seems most helpful for my riding.
The next morning, I woke up at 930 AM.
At least an hour and a half later than normal. I haven't been able to sleep that late on a Sunday in years.
It felt refreshing. And while I'm not sure the two events are connected, I'm not ruling it out either.
The next morning, I woke up at 930 AM.
At least an hour and a half later than normal. I haven't been able to sleep that late on a Sunday in years.
It felt refreshing. And while I'm not sure the two events are connected, I'm not ruling it out either.
Random Notes of Interest
Nov. 4th, 2014 09:21 pmRandom stuff is random.
I don't work nights, but I do wonder about similar consequences resulting from other ways of achieving lack of sleep.
There's a project in Toronto devoted to rethinking Toronto's history and culture...through its street names. It's got me wondering about Ottawa now.
Re: Alternative maps of Canada...the Huffington Post noticed something of interest happening on Reddit devoted to that subject. What changes would you make to our national map if you were of a mind?
I don't work nights, but I do wonder about similar consequences resulting from other ways of achieving lack of sleep.
There's a project in Toronto devoted to rethinking Toronto's history and culture...through its street names. It's got me wondering about Ottawa now.
Re: Alternative maps of Canada...the Huffington Post noticed something of interest happening on Reddit devoted to that subject. What changes would you make to our national map if you were of a mind?
Some random stuff
Apr. 27th, 2014 12:20 pmI slept close to eight hours overnight. I had three instances of waking up at unwanted moments, and as expected, it was a struggle to resume the sleep. When I'm working days, I manage maybe six or seven hours at best. It's not a good thing, but it's what I have to work with.
I just bought a one-day ticket for the Comiccon at the Ernst and Young Centre. Saturday. No idea if I'll be able to say "hi" to anyone I know while I'm there. It's my expectation that I'll likely blow through my budget for the day in the dealers' room within 20 minutes, see whoever I can within the hour and then retreat to the nearest bus stop to head for either home or downtown. Whichever makes sense at the time, one supposes.
Also, I can completely forget about budgeting for any actors' autographs. It's one of those "nice to have but not really worth the time spent in line or money" things. I'd once had hopes of getting Jewel Staite's autograph on my Da Vinci's Inquest first season DVD set packaging, but that's fallen by the wayside. Not going to happen, not with any actor whose work I respect enough to consider trying for.
Worrying a little more about my computer lately. The random noises from MacBook Pro's optical drive (AKA the CD/DVD-player/burner) are quieting down of late, but the worry's still there. Also, wondering about the heat sinks or fans. Maybe both.
More on other stuff as the day wears on, hopefully...
I just bought a one-day ticket for the Comiccon at the Ernst and Young Centre. Saturday. No idea if I'll be able to say "hi" to anyone I know while I'm there. It's my expectation that I'll likely blow through my budget for the day in the dealers' room within 20 minutes, see whoever I can within the hour and then retreat to the nearest bus stop to head for either home or downtown. Whichever makes sense at the time, one supposes.
Also, I can completely forget about budgeting for any actors' autographs. It's one of those "nice to have but not really worth the time spent in line or money" things. I'd once had hopes of getting Jewel Staite's autograph on my Da Vinci's Inquest first season DVD set packaging, but that's fallen by the wayside. Not going to happen, not with any actor whose work I respect enough to consider trying for.
Worrying a little more about my computer lately. The random noises from MacBook Pro's optical drive (AKA the CD/DVD-player/burner) are quieting down of late, but the worry's still there. Also, wondering about the heat sinks or fans. Maybe both.
More on other stuff as the day wears on, hopefully...
Sundries on the Road to Confederation Day
Jun. 26th, 2006 08:43 pmYeah, I know. I call it "Canada Day" too as a rule, and I grew up too late to keep the Monarchist League and their friends happy on the subject. But, I figure if there's ever a push for yet another name change to the National B-Day's Official Name(and if we last long enough as a nation, I know that there's going to be at least one such change), this is what I want to settle for.
Speaking of preserving Good and Ancient Things: I was listening to Ontario Today on CBC Radio One, and happened to overhear an interview of Oakville Town Councillor Allen Elgar about a Great White Oak located in the Halton Region. This tree's been around for at least a century before Confederation was kicked off in that triple-conference led by Sir John A. and his gang of cronies and rivals.
Councillor Elgar and his allies are looking to do some fundraising to save this Oak from the roadbuilders' axes, according to the weblinks I've added. It strikes me that this might be something worth helping out with.
Comics Progress Note: Still working on pages for Local Hero. Finished inking and digital compositing yesterday on one page, and hoping to wrap up another tonight before bed. This page is the one before the one I excerpted a couple of days ago in my mock complaint about comic-book lizard-men. (More on "Gator" Jones in due course, I promise.)
And speaking of beds...
I've Got a Question on Sleep: Some bright soul, I forget exactly whom, pointed out on the front page of the National Post today that a lot of the world's past and present Movers and Shakers are what they are now because they manage to forgo your normal 6-to-8 hours a night.
What are these people thinking, viewing sleep as an impediment and a crutch?
Just nosy is all. :-)
Speaking of preserving Good and Ancient Things: I was listening to Ontario Today on CBC Radio One, and happened to overhear an interview of Oakville Town Councillor Allen Elgar about a Great White Oak located in the Halton Region. This tree's been around for at least a century before Confederation was kicked off in that triple-conference led by Sir John A. and his gang of cronies and rivals.
Councillor Elgar and his allies are looking to do some fundraising to save this Oak from the roadbuilders' axes, according to the weblinks I've added. It strikes me that this might be something worth helping out with.
Comics Progress Note: Still working on pages for Local Hero. Finished inking and digital compositing yesterday on one page, and hoping to wrap up another tonight before bed. This page is the one before the one I excerpted a couple of days ago in my mock complaint about comic-book lizard-men. (More on "Gator" Jones in due course, I promise.)
And speaking of beds...
I've Got a Question on Sleep: Some bright soul, I forget exactly whom, pointed out on the front page of the National Post today that a lot of the world's past and present Movers and Shakers are what they are now because they manage to forgo your normal 6-to-8 hours a night.
What are these people thinking, viewing sleep as an impediment and a crutch?
Just nosy is all. :-)
