Bored? Try this!
Mar. 22nd, 2007 08:32 amSome of you may have already seen this article or articles similar to it, but I thought I'd forward it nonetheless. Basically, productivity goes down in March because of -- you basketball fans probably already know -- March Madness, and this dedicated AP journalist was determined to help non-basketball fans keep that productivity from booming.
I think I spent most of yesterday picking up on productivity's slack. Ugh. Luckily, today should be considerably less aggravating, and I might even have a chance to look at StumbleUpon.com, one of the sites references in the above article. Also, there will not be a fire drill today (I hope; two days in a row is sort of overkill). Huzzah.
Um. Other cool things of the day have yet to occur. The commute into work wasn't bad (yay!), the weather is lovely, and I'm a little hungry. Aaaaand... Well, I rode the elevator up to the seventh floor by myself this morning. (Those of you who remember these posts are probably already rolling your eyes. Those of you who don't probably will.)
The "ceiling" of our elevators are rather silly. There are these little circular lights that shine down, and they are all covered (rather, the whole ceiling is covered) by a metal mesh. I have before wondered if cameras are hidden in said metal mesh (Big Brother is watching!), but today the wire mesh actually bothered me. Movies and television shows have taught me that you can escape an elevator through a ceiling shaft, and perhaps it's a leftover from yesterday's fire drill, but I can't help but wonder what our elevators's alternative to the ceiling shaft might be. Or is there no alternative? Are we supposed to rip out the metal mesh and hope there's a removable panel up there? Really, it's almost distressing, in that "Huh, good thing that won't ever happen" kind of way.
That being said, none of you are allowed to ever go launch an attack against my work building. Not that I'd think any of you would really do that anyway, mind, but I'd just like you to remember that. *heart*
I think I spent most of yesterday picking up on productivity's slack. Ugh. Luckily, today should be considerably less aggravating, and I might even have a chance to look at StumbleUpon.com, one of the sites references in the above article. Also, there will not be a fire drill today (I hope; two days in a row is sort of overkill). Huzzah.
Um. Other cool things of the day have yet to occur. The commute into work wasn't bad (yay!), the weather is lovely, and I'm a little hungry. Aaaaand... Well, I rode the elevator up to the seventh floor by myself this morning. (Those of you who remember these posts are probably already rolling your eyes. Those of you who don't probably will.)
The "ceiling" of our elevators are rather silly. There are these little circular lights that shine down, and they are all covered (rather, the whole ceiling is covered) by a metal mesh. I have before wondered if cameras are hidden in said metal mesh (Big Brother is watching!), but today the wire mesh actually bothered me. Movies and television shows have taught me that you can escape an elevator through a ceiling shaft, and perhaps it's a leftover from yesterday's fire drill, but I can't help but wonder what our elevators's alternative to the ceiling shaft might be. Or is there no alternative? Are we supposed to rip out the metal mesh and hope there's a removable panel up there? Really, it's almost distressing, in that "Huh, good thing that won't ever happen" kind of way.
That being said, none of you are allowed to ever go launch an attack against my work building. Not that I'd think any of you would really do that anyway, mind, but I'd just like you to remember that. *heart*