First draft of the business plan is done—well minus
financials but that’s not my area so I can’t really do those—and all it took
was 1.75 seasons of Burn Notice and
half of a box of Rice Krispie treats.[1]
Though to be honest the work is just beginning, because now we’ve hit the
stage where it’s about fixing the weak
spots in our plan and the problem with that is that about the time you get one
weak spot solved five more pop up. We’ll
get there; we’ve got a great team. 
In other news, it’s finally scarf weather and you know what
that means? It’s time for me to crochet some scarves. I bought some yarn,
pictured right, the other day. It’s nice, soft wool yarn, which is perfect for
scarves. I plan on making a one for me with each color, but I bought extra to
make some for friends and family.[2]
I’ll try to post some pictures of the finished project.
Guess what? Two days of class/work this week! (That’s all I
really have. I’m just really ready for Thanksgiving break and a couple of days
off with my family.) After the long week that was last week—btw, I passed
everything—it’s just time for some days off.
In GWIB news, we’re having a Tacky Sweater party. If you’re
a prospective student, MMBA or alumni, we’d love to have you. It’ll be Dec. 9th
from 7:30-9:30 at Grub’s. Tacky Sweaters are must. (Though, we’ll loosely
interpret tacky.)
Alright, that’s it for this week,
kids. Be good and have fun.[3]
[1] I
don’t think I’ve mentioned this but I love
Burn Notice, probably as much as I love Doctor
Who. Obviously, I have a thing for quirky group dramas that involve solving
a problem—one with power tools, duct tape and cell phones and the other with a sonic
screwdriver.
[2]
Hopefully by now you’ve figured out that I like projects, especially projects
that involve making or fixing things. This also seems to explain my love of the
shows mentioned above.
[3] My
mom once told me that. Then my friends and I joked that if you graphed “be good”
and “have fun” using a Venn Diagram the circles wouldn’t intersect on a 3-D
plane, which involves my friends and I circling our arms out to the side like
the bunch of nerds we obviously are. (Oddly enough, this also seems to explain
my love of the TV shows mentioned above.)
