It's almost the end of a very short week.
Today we did nothing! It rained a little, but we really didn't have much to do.
I changed three doorknobs, because for some reason they were upside down.
I sat around with NCCC and played the famous people game for an hour. I got M's donuts and coffee. We had a 1 1/2 hour lunch and I heard about J's short career as a substitute mailman.
Yesterday I went to a meeting with some of the management at the office. We talked about getting solar panel grants from PG&E. We talked about making SMUD donate less, because even though the $75,000 worth of energy-saving technology they put in the last house made it zero energy, it still adds to the CIP amount of the house, and makes the mortage higher for the family. And we made a list of pros and cons of greenbuilding. Then, they asked me to do all the "heavy lifting" (research), because I'm young and they all wear a lot of hats.
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2 comments:
It sounds like an OK day. I like the name game. Good memories.
SO i guess its a good thing you have to do the research on your own time. Keeps ya busy and less stressful since you dont get paid.
~Justin
Sounds like a good thing Suz. Since it is on your own time, you can decide on your level of commitment. You are the only one who knows how much free time you have so that gives you a lot of control. If they decide that what you are doing is important to them, they might find another hat for you to wear too, lol. "Make it worth your while" sounds a little cryptic. Good old g'vmnt work, hunh?
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