Duty now for the near future
Apr. 21st, 2007 02:20 amFigured I'd go ahead and make this post now because I don't know if I'll have the time or inclination to do it later today.
( Someday I'm going to learn not to overload my ass, but today is not the day. )
The election went all right, I guess. People seemed disinclined to make changes in the parent company, since nobody ran against
tatsmaru for Prez or
willow_one for Secretary, and none of the four challengers to
marainsanity and
geekboyonline were even close to the winners' vote totals. A few people took advantage of the write-in/comedy option on the ballots, but strangely enough nobody voted for Vladimir Putin. The fix was in. About a third of the people eligible to vote didn't show up or showed up late, and none of them except our lighting guy sent me an absentee ballot; Lauren sent her proxy with
stuckintraffik, but she was the only one who took advantage of that. *shrug*
The postmortem likewise went fairly smoothly.
stuckintraffik kept things moving since nobody wanted to get bogged down in excessive detail or wrangling (though some people tried) on account of it being Friday night. I suspect that a number of things are going to be hashed out over the next couple of months and some changes will be made on staff as some of us leave and get replaced by fresh blood. It's not really my problem at this point, but still, I don't want to just wash my hands of the whole thing and walk away, because there are loose ends that need to be wrapped up. Changing the subject slightly, it was encouraging to see about a dozen or so volunteers show up for what appeared to be their first staff meeting, and mildly amusing to hear
tatsmaru insist to the department heads that the volunteer party was to thank the volunteers, NOT to recruit prospective staff.
It's almost 3 AM. I better get my tired butt to bed, because there's a lot to do tomorrow and some of it has to happen earlier rather than later. Urgh.
( Someday I'm going to learn not to overload my ass, but today is not the day. )
The election went all right, I guess. People seemed disinclined to make changes in the parent company, since nobody ran against
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It's almost 3 AM. I better get my tired butt to bed, because there's a lot to do tomorrow and some of it has to happen earlier rather than later. Urgh.