The Library called I have three books to pick up, and two to return (I renewed then as to not be late today, I’m sneaky like that – one is done, just at my apartment, I still have to read “Chains” by Laurie Halse Anderson, but I’ll do it tonight in some nice airconditioned room AKA NOT MINE)

School is starting next week, Thurs and Friday are inservice days (I can opt out of Friday, but I think I’ll go in because I have lots to do) and I have been at home mostly, not my apartment. We’ve been cleaning out my Grandmother’s house (quite a job, she was a PROFESSIONAL SHOPPER) and I’ve been incharge of letting people in to fix ceilings and repair items. I’m still in shock, butI actually think seeing the house  broken up like this might be helping. When it looked exactly the same, it seemed like she wasn’t gone, maybe just on one of her rides with Judy, and I would have to keep reminding myself, and it would be fresh and awful all over again.

I can’t do much school work from home, because I don’t have Library Pro on any computer but the ones at work, I asked the office for the class lists, but one school doesn’t have them ready, the poor girl has to type up the information herself, and is still waiting for them to give her the student IDS *which I need to add them to circulation* so I’m a bit stuck. The only BIG thing I have to do before school is to add the new students into the system and make cards, which can only be done from school, and not without that information. Melissa=Stuck

Instead I am reading YA books at home where it is mostly cool, cleaning out houses where it is not cool, and playing with my iphone and twitter.

I love me some twitter kids, David thinks I am insane because my facebook status updates while I am sitting across the room without me getting anywhere near the computer. :)

Speaking of Twitter: