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Blogging for a class
Blogging for a class
Always try to keep a patch of sky above your life.
Novelist, Marcel Proust
This semester, I’m finally starting with my internship and I’ll be starting with the internal OJT. I already had my working days planned out so I do not (hopefully) struggle finishing the requirement of 150 hours for the whole semester.
Mondays, Wednesdays, and friday mornings are for internship
I only have 15…
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LAST DAY!!! HURRAH!!! OMFG FINALLY
9/5/14
No, I'm not too excited to leave the indexing section. //eye twitch
I worked my last two hours, finished subject indexing for 2-3 magazines? (I can't really remember) for 40 minutes, I guess. Then procrastinated a bit and finished the subject entries for the academic journal I was avoiding for 19 hours. I notified Sir Emar that I'm finished and he asked me where I placed the materials I finished during my stay. I think (//hope) he was impressed, because he replied "Lahat ito? Dami ah." when I pointed to my pile. 11 magazines, 1 journal. I tried, okay? Maybe they really thought I was procrastinating so much with all my chatting and ranting and gadget using while at work. I am actually mad at me right now because of that attitude. Siigh, so immature Daryll.
I still need to drop off my evaluation sheet next week, but I'm so excited to try UARD. Mark et al said bookbinding is soo hard, and they only had 2-4 hours in that section. With my 20 hours quota, I think my stay in the bookbinding section is a lot harder and longer. However, I wish to not rant and procrastinate as much as I did before. I'll try to be more mature now I promise. huhu
As a conclusion, I think I'm not made for indexing because of its monotony and lack of interaction with the outside environment. I'm not exactly an extrovert and I can cope with being alone, but this job is too dead for me. I need some action in my life. I don't really want to offend all the indexers out there; I know how important and hard it is to index, and it takes skills too. It's just not the right job for me.
8/28-29/14
Late post! I had a very busy week (as usual) but it's busier this week because of 199 and my birthday. Right after my 8:30-10am LIS 199 class, I went straight to the Indexing section to fill up mooore worksheets. Happy birthday to me lol. Today I was too tired to boot up my laptop and Charina was using the only available computer so instead I skipped on the subject entry part of the worksheets.This went on until the next day. I think I finished 4 magazines and in the next week I will be filling out the subject entries. I feel that this pattern is easier to follow than by switching from writing the description then looking for subject entries every other article.
On the 29th, Cha and I can't help but overhear the librarians talking about buying an external hard drive, and they were suggesting to buy from CD-R King because it's cheaper. I cannot do anything but cringe.
