Beginnings aren't so bad

Ladies and Germs, I am having a hard time believing that it was only three days ago that I posted last. Probably because I've done about a million things since then, and have a million more to accomplish.

In the past two days at work I have:

• Interviewed 4 students for a new position (we're only hiring 3)
• Attended two very good "moving forward" meetings
• Set up a recurring meeting to make sure that things keep moving forward
• Printed out and started rehearsing this November's concert music (Handel, I love you more every time I sing something by you)
• Made some important connections at work
• Made some people happy
• Got pwned by Final Cut Pro and a Panasonic camcorder
• Written some job descriptions
• Set up more interviews
• Called like a million people
• Emailed about 2 million people
  

In the next two days I will:

• Learn how to successfully import video from a Panasonic HDC-TM300 into a Final Cut Pro
• Interview at least 3 more job candidates
• Hopefully learn how to make magical things happen in Shifts
• Watch more HIMYM, Buffy and at some point, BBT
• Sing. A lot. OMG I have missed choir.
• Find my art supplies
• Pick out something to wear at a wedding
• Pick out a gift for the wedding (I'm leaning towards cash, because cash is always well-received)
• Remind myself that I am not hopeless because I am neither married nor popping out kids like everyone else at home

And then it's the weekend and I have a block party and Peabody on the Road to do. And some painting. And some shelf installing.

Speaking on shelf installing, I think that The Wall in my kitchen may actually be a structural support (it doesn't sound hollow anywhere, at all, when I knock on it). Anyone know anything about installing a shelf into what I think may be solid...something?