So apparently, after a week of almost nonstop work (because picking up a part-time job on the side when you're working 50 hours a week is cool) and unusual (for me) amounts of social interaction, I suddenly and unexpectedly have a Saturday to myself. And I guess I'm spending my Saturday thinking, once again, about... the media. (Because all I
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...Btw, dunno if you've thought more about your maybe taking a vacation in May (it looks like you've been incredibly busy), but I thought I'd give you an update on Hawaiian archaeology. The dig will probably be over by Memorial Day weekend; I'm planning on going over the previous weekend so I can help with sifting/making lunches/rubbernecking/whatever. I plan to be on the Big Island for the long holiday weekend.
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Oh man, May. Yeah, I haven't had any time at all to plan anything lately (though all in all, I can't complain that much since I get to pretend I'm a writer now). I think I'm going to have to stay on the mainland in May... but that just means I can schedule a proper Hawaii vacation for some point when you're not mostly off in the rainforest with birds. (-;
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Haha yeah, the timing, which at first appeared to be supernaturally fortuitous, appears now to be... not that great. But omg, congrats on the writing gig!! That's fantastic! Sorry I didn't say so earlier, but I miss a lot when I spend half my life in the deep woods. So... yay for acquiring jobs that are actually tied into our interests/career plans/life goals that keep us busy and make us exhausted but also happy! *highfives* :DD (I had the exact same jumpy-squealy reaction when I got mine. XD)
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I think I'm pretty all right with the way unexpected fortuitous things intervened in our otherwise-perfect archaeological meetup (though really... we need to find a way to reschedule some sort of archaeological meetup, because I'm never happy with just having my cake). ^_^
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Anywho, will give the retraction a listen! Since I can't listen to radio at work, I tend to forget about NPR and how much I like it from to time. Probably time to go on one of my binges and get caught up!
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Did you hear the original story? I'm kind of curious about what someone who didn't will make of it, but things right now are mostly an echo chamber of people who are public radio weirdos (I mean, it's a public radio story that was later debunked by another public radio program. A disconcerting amount of the argument I've seen has actually been derailed by how TAL is distributed by PRI, not NPR, so, you know, the whole thing isn't actually as much of a meta radio ouroboros as it seems.)
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