Just Antisocial
Feb. 26th, 2010 02:13 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
affrecaNaka took a lot out of me this year. I'm glad I already decided to swap jobs before it, because with the number of people coming up to the consuite, I can't be nice and social for 18 hours a day. Or even 8. I'm an introvert. So I spent the last few days interacting with as few people as possible (though I did go renew my drivers license.)
WisCon panels are up. My women vet panel made it to the line up. I didn't check to see what they did to my write up, I hope they improved it. I volunteered to be on that panel, and one about Phyllis Eisenstein (mostly because she's an obscure enough author that it surprised me. I read most famous book when I was about 10, and own all but one of her novels. The one I don't own is impossible to find).
Birthday this weekend. I took down all the winter holiday cards and put up my three birthday cards (all from my grandparents).
Etiquette question: Should I bother to tell the grandparents that I share a last name with that I still share their last name? It really isn't important in the long run, but I like my name. Thankfully, the check they sent for Christmas was to [my first name] and [lawnchair's first name] [lawnchair's last name], so we just deposited it into the joint account.
WisCon panels are up. My women vet panel made it to the line up. I didn't check to see what they did to my write up, I hope they improved it. I volunteered to be on that panel, and one about Phyllis Eisenstein (mostly because she's an obscure enough author that it surprised me. I read most famous book when I was about 10, and own all but one of her novels. The one I don't own is impossible to find).
Birthday this weekend. I took down all the winter holiday cards and put up my three birthday cards (all from my grandparents).
Etiquette question: Should I bother to tell the grandparents that I share a last name with that I still share their last name? It really isn't important in the long run, but I like my name. Thankfully, the check they sent for Christmas was to [my first name] and [lawnchair's first name] [lawnchair's last name], so we just deposited it into the joint account.
