So There

Apparently, Q&As don't work when the only people who read this blog at the moment are still in the company (or, if you don't work for us and read this, a big shout out and a "why in the world aren't you commenting? Please? Don't make me beg!). I guess I'll just have to try again when we have more of an audience. Hear that, handful of irregular readers? Go out and tell your friends and family to book it over here so you can ask that burning question you had but were too shy to ask!

Things at the office are slowly chugging along. Things are coming together (huh, where have I heard that before, right? No, really, we're getting there. I promise), projects are getting finished as new ones come in, the office fridge has been restocked and we have a quickly dwindling bag of chocolates just begging to be finished off. And, before you say anything about chocolate being unhealthy, check out the new study from the British Medical Journal that suggests chocolate may be linked to lowering heart disease.

Q&A? Maybe?

Last week, immediately after posting the last entry to this blog, I had a fantastic idea for this week's post. It was so awesome it would completely blow your mind if you read it. Like brain matter all over the walls sweet. Why am I telling you this? In short, because I forgot it and I'm secretly hoping that by distracting you with the amazingness that was supposed to be this week's post, I can keep you from reading further.

You're still here? Why are you still here?! You should have realized I've got nothing interesting to say this week and scurried away by now! What are you doing? Still reading? Why, of all the impertinence!

Seriously, though, I got nothing. All my energy's been going toward Catch It In Time and I forgot to write down that amazingly brilliant idea. I also may have had too much sugar this morning.

So this week, give me your poor, your abused, your--oh, wait. I mean, give me your questions! About anything. Me, MedCenterNetwork, Catch It In Time, whatever you got. I'll do my best to answer them. Have at it! En guard!

Organizing the Disorganized

Yesterday was super productive for me. Not in the "I wrote ten blog posts and updated Facebook and Twitter every two minutes!" kind of way, but productive nonetheless. I made lists! Isn't that exciting?!

This is my list of "do"s and "don't"s for the office. 

And this is my to-do list. I particularly like number four.

Now, I'm not a terribly organized person, but I can't deny making a series of lists was rather relaxing. Though, of course, looking back on the fact that I have to do all of that this week, or at least start it, is not so relaxing; in fact, it's rather intimidating. Does anyone have a super hero cape I can borrow? I need to feel super to get all this done.