- I found those labs that I lost at the beginning of April. I got new copies from most of the students and just calculated grades without that one for the others. They were sitting out (face-down, but uncovered) in my BEDROOM.
- I need to set some deadlines for this summer or I will squander it like I often do. I would like to finish the project I am currently working on and write a paper, then I have some research money to get started on a fall project (a month's worth of work this summer), and some other partially finished work I could finish up and write a paper
- My mother-in-law arrives Friday from Distant Country, so I will have to be especially careful about budgeting my time. She is staying for more than a month, so I will still be working while she's here- again I need the deadlines.
- I may have a new collaborator in research state! When I went to that last conference, I met several people who knew this person, so I emailed. We have a phone meeting planned for next week!
- My allergies are really bugging me. I am thinking of trying one of the OTC meds, since I don't really need to see my doctor. Any recommendations for allergy meds?
- I still have some cleaning to do before MIL arrives. I am thinking of doing research work in the mornings and save cleaning for afternoon when I am not as productive anyway.
- A list of goals may follow...
Monday, May 21, 2007
Random Bullets: Gotta Get in Gear Edition
This is week #2 of my summer research time. Last week went respectably well, so I want to keep the momentum going. Here are some RBOC:
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I use Tylenol Allergy Sinus. It doesn't make you too loopy. Also, I drink a great herbal tea called Gypsy cold Care made by Traditional Medicine. It has a nice aroma to it.
If it is just sneezing, runny nose, etc., NasalCrom works great. If it is eyes and all over allergy yuckiness, loratadine (generic Claritin) is non-sedating and works well. For the hardcore allergy time of year, I need both.
Thanks for the suggestions! I am going to try Claritin (generic). I can't take decongestants (they give me palpitations!), so the Tylenol Allergy Sinus probably wouldn't be a good choice for me. I already use NasalCrom, but haven't been consistent. Lovely allergy season!
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