Sunday night.
Jul. 8th, 2007 10:27 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
same_skyOn the very last day of M's vacation, we actually got a few things done. We've been fairly slothful all week, which was nice. Evelyn was in the sweetest mood she's been in all week, and also, she slept a lot. She's doing the growth spurt thing. I even have a clean desk! Every single time I get in a super-productive mood, though, I end up with more stuff on my list of things to do than I did before I started. I think I'll just stop trying to get things done. You know what? Now that I think about it, I'm probably less antsy about not doing stuff than I would be if I didn't keep this super list on my desk. Yes, that's it. De-stress your life by being lazy! Hmm.. that reminds me of a bunch of web cartoons that M and I watched a few years ago about an unemployed guy. They were really funny, and I can't remember what it was called. I have asked M, the web comic expert in the household, and he can't remember either and now it is driving us crazy. .... ... ... Google rocks my world! Odd Todd is what I was thinking about. Funny stuff. M is going to be spending all his free time watching the cartoons again now that I brought it up. He is into the whole online comic thing, which is an aspect of his personality that I tend to try to forget about.
Today, a few thoughts circled around my head about my nano book. Wow! My nano book! It's been three and a half years and I have barely touched the thing, or thought about it, and now I am all "ooh, I should write stuff!" I am dedicated, for sure. I have a lot of time right now to sit down and think about what is going wrong in the love lives of two people who have serious character development issues in the first half of the book, and a lack of coherent plot throughout the first two thirds of the book. (It was Nanowrimo. Give me a break, I wrote the thing in less than thirty days and I failed to outline in advance. I know what actually was supposed to happen now. I just didn't then!)
By the way, the insurance issue of Evelyn not being covered was cleared up. Humana apparently keyed someone else's termination for her--lovely. They are still sending me a couple of requests per day for more information about her other possible insurance coverage, or so it seems. I have filled out the form online twice (once after they re-added her) and called them about it. Apparently this is not good enough. I can only guess that it doesn't count because she was not covered at the time I was trying to take care of that, though that doesn't explain why the last online form didn't count. The fact that they're getting snarky about it when it's their fault that they removed her in the first place is beginning to get old, though, so I intend to let them know about it tomorrow. Loudly, if necessary.
Today, a few thoughts circled around my head about my nano book. Wow! My nano book! It's been three and a half years and I have barely touched the thing, or thought about it, and now I am all "ooh, I should write stuff!" I am dedicated, for sure. I have a lot of time right now to sit down and think about what is going wrong in the love lives of two people who have serious character development issues in the first half of the book, and a lack of coherent plot throughout the first two thirds of the book. (It was Nanowrimo. Give me a break, I wrote the thing in less than thirty days and I failed to outline in advance. I know what actually was supposed to happen now. I just didn't then!)
By the way, the insurance issue of Evelyn not being covered was cleared up. Humana apparently keyed someone else's termination for her--lovely. They are still sending me a couple of requests per day for more information about her other possible insurance coverage, or so it seems. I have filled out the form online twice (once after they re-added her) and called them about it. Apparently this is not good enough. I can only guess that it doesn't count because she was not covered at the time I was trying to take care of that, though that doesn't explain why the last online form didn't count. The fact that they're getting snarky about it when it's their fault that they removed her in the first place is beginning to get old, though, so I intend to let them know about it tomorrow. Loudly, if necessary.
