urn:lj:livejournal.com:atom1:stiggybear stiggybear stiggybear 2006-05-24T23:15:00Z urn:lj:livejournal.com:atom1:stiggybear:535 2006-05-24T23:14:10Z 2006-05-24T23:15:00Z Does anyone have any good insights into sucking in those human resource people with cover letters attached to resumes? It's been a full decade since the last time I've gone through this process, and I'm a bit rusty.<br /><br />I finally have the internet working from my laptop in lab, so NOW I should have time to post to my LJ... not that I have anything interesting to say.<br /><br />New phone = tomorrow. That may mean random pictures on here after I test out some new "features." urn:lj:livejournal.com:atom1:stiggybear:356 2005-09-11T04:26:23Z 2005-09-11T04:26:23Z I'm not really sure how to start up an lj, so I'll just go off the top. I'm here in the lab at 11:15 on a Saturday evening because I have to be here for an experiment that takes several hours, and I'm missing a going-away party at my house for a housemate who's leaving later next week to go back to Germany permanently. When it comes down to it, I enjoy my research immensely, but at times like these, it upsets me that I have to flake out on a friend's party. This isn't the first time I find myself at work during an event of this nature, and it will be far from the last. I just wish I could bring myself to flake out on my work a bit more often.