Knew this before I started, really. But all things continue until irony is achieved.
A department meeting tried resolving a question I never got clear, which wended through chatter with all agreed the Dean wanted us to do something pointless; each time I thought we'd decided how we started over. I don't know what's settled, but I seem to have no new assignments, and some of my quips got good laughs, so I'm satisfied. Also the Milo truck visited, dispensing free ice-cold chocolate milk, always a good thing. I wonder the truck does when they don't have it serving college students.
And apparently the Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute webmasters upgraded to Mac OS X finally.
Trivia: RPI graduate William B. Cogswell's Solvay Process Company became the United States's largest maker of soda ash and byproducts. Source: Troy: A Collar City History, Don Rittner.
Currently Reading: The Clicking of Cuthbert, P.G. Wodehouse. (Finished as the bus got home, actually.)