life at work
The thing is, I am a simple girl with simple needs. No, really. At work, I just want something interesting and challenging.
Yeah, I'm an idiot.
On the list of "interesting and challenging" projects currently:
1.) create a webpage version of the user manual I wrote for our tracking program.
2.) this part is unreal. I got called into a meeting to--no, really--create a music vid about my supervisor's supervisor, to commemorate her receiving her doctorate.
God. Why can't VVC be *before* this? Then I could stand outside and offer money to vidders or cry on
sisabet or
fan_eunice or something and hope they will pity me.
OTOH, I have an excuse to websurf during work to refresh my memory of CSS. So you know, not too bad. Except for the vid part. I may go catatonic over that.
Yeah, I'm an idiot.
On the list of "interesting and challenging" projects currently:
1.) create a webpage version of the user manual I wrote for our tracking program.
I have to learn DIV commands, since the table thing is driving me nuts in layout. And because frankly, I kind of want to show off. To whom, I have no idea--no one else in this office is familiar with how to code a webpage. I think writing HTML on a page is enough to impress them.
Like I said, I'm an idiot.
2.) this part is unreal. I got called into a meeting to--no, really--create a music vid about my supervisor's supervisor, to commemorate her receiving her doctorate.
Tell me Adobe Elements will work for this. Please. Also: why does knowing how to build a basic webpage predispose people to think I can create a vid?
God. Why can't VVC be *before* this? Then I could stand outside and offer money to vidders or cry on
OTOH, I have an excuse to websurf during work to refresh my memory of CSS. So you know, not too bad. Except for the vid part. I may go catatonic over that.