http://kdiddy.org/2009/03/03/high-glitz/ well-established blogger Fri, 18 May 2012 16:15:01 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 http://kdiddy.org/2009/03/03/high-glitz/comment-page-1/#comment-1780 kdiddy Thu, 05 Mar 2009 19:13:36 +0000 http://kdiddy.org/?p=1184#comment-1780 I'm working on an MA in Professional Writing, which is taking me on a technical writing-ish path, software documentation and whatnot. TW stuff is actually more interesting than I thought it would be and it's steady work so I can pay the bills with that and then dilly dally with freelance stuff. The presentation was for a class in instructional text design which is interesting but super hard. And it's nice to be thought of. ;-) I’m working on an MA in Professional Writing, which is taking me on a technical writing-ish path, software documentation and whatnot. TW stuff is actually more interesting than I thought it would be and it’s steady work so I can pay the bills with that and then dilly dally with freelance stuff. The presentation was for a class in instructional text design which is interesting but super hard. And it’s nice to be thought of.

]]> http://kdiddy.org/2009/03/03/high-glitz/comment-page-1/#comment-1779 Black Hockey Jesus Thu, 05 Mar 2009 13:44:47 +0000 http://kdiddy.org/?p=1184#comment-1779 Love the running out of slides story in a glad it didn't happen to me kind of way. What degree are you working on? That's more of an email question than a blog comment, but I'm trying to push the boundaries of blog commenting. I think about you a lot. That sentence came out way too early, but I'm letting it stand. I'm reading a lot about the origins of archetypal psychology, and a lot of those cats met and got started in Pitttsburgh (before they wised up and moved to Dallas, which leads one to wonder if Dallas vs Pittsburgh isn't archetypal, a conflict at the base of psyche), so it makes me think of you a lot. I hope that context makes it a lot less creepy than just leading with "I think about you a lot". Love the running out of slides story in a glad it didn’t happen to me kind of way. What degree are you working on? That’s more of an email question than a blog comment, but I’m trying to push the boundaries of blog commenting. I think about you a lot. That sentence came out way too early, but I’m letting it stand. I’m reading a lot about the origins of archetypal psychology, and a lot of those cats met and got started in Pitttsburgh (before they wised up and moved to Dallas, which leads one to wonder if Dallas vs Pittsburgh isn’t archetypal, a conflict at the base of psyche), so it makes me think of you a lot. I hope that context makes it a lot less creepy than just leading with “I think about you a lot”.

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