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Tue Oct 26 06:00:01 EDT 2021
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Slept from ten to seven.
Woke a couple times in the night.
Partly cloudy until late afternoon then becoming mostly cloudy.
A 40 percent chance of rain showers in the morning.
Highs in the upper 40s.
North winds 10 to 15 mph.
Work
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- ✓ 9:30 AM business team call (9002)
- ✓ get Meir's email address, and email him about post-sale phones and email
- ✓ send Julie, Jamie, Heidi, and Becky MS 365 logins
- ✓ reboot CR phone, and change its admin password
- ✓ tell Beacon about Entrata import/export to MRI
- ✓ change Entrata renewal offer permissions (see email from Lori)
- ✓ Entrata data for Julie and Village Squire
- configure replacement router for KWL (FFS)
Started, but not finished.
- ✓ order another spare router
- ✓ send M. Shapiro Bullseye transfer form
Talked/gossiped with Heather Shea for a bit.
Who didn't get an offer?
Jim, Sherri (!), Greg Stein, Kathy Hudgins, some Central people.
Why did Lightstone hire Village Green?
Beacon was just overwhelmed.
Still seems weird.
Oh, and Jamie will _not_ be working for Lightstone/Beacon.
Hour-long walk at lunch.
Cool, breezy, and partly sunny.
Saw a blue jay.
Home
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https://moforgeries.org/
> MSCHF bought an original Andy Warhol drawing for $20,000, created 999 copies, and sold all of them for $250 each. One lucky buyer will get the original but "any record of which piece within the set is the original has been destroyed".
Watched the first three episodes of Midnight Mass on Netflix.
Quite good, better than I expected.
Feels like a Stephen King story done better than King usually manages.
Not that I dislike Stephen King, but his stories alway have an artificial flavor to me — sort of creative writing workshoppy, like his characters and their arcs feel more calculated than natural.
Midnight Mass cover a lot of King-like territory, but doesn't have that distinctive artifice.
Played a tiny bit with some Go for the first time in many weeks.
Servings: grains 6/6, fruit 1/4, vegetables 2/4, dairy 5/2, meat 4/3, nuts 0/0.5
Breakfast: banana, two eggs with vegetables, coffee
Afternoon snack: cucumber, salami
Dinner: popcorn, frozen pizza
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