It seems like most everything I write is abbreviated. Things are always in short hand, chased by periods, accompanied by arrows and exclamation points. It's not that I'm lazy - it's just how my brain works. Similarly, I refer to most everyone by their initials.
Having armed you with these nuggets of information, let's take a look through my calendar and other notes, shall we?
Me, to T-Bone, in an IM conversation at work:
The u/p for SF isn't in QB.
Travel information:
CZG to TX 1625 AA 11:35a
Fitness Information:
2 mi, 180 cal
Weekend Plans:
CR @ BBT, Fri, 10p w/BEW
To Do List:
- Web chngs BRH
- Tix for SWBTS
- T/C DJ, Sun, 8am
- Thurs, Oyster Bar, ASAP (Mom)
- SFMC for BEW (xmas)
Someone, please tell me you make insane, silly notes that mean things only to you.
Comments (2)
Quoi?
Is CZG a person or an airport code?
Posted by donna | November 29, 2007 10:58 PM
Posted on November 29, 2007 22:58
I use too many abbreviations at work, things like this made sense to me.
Clld clmt attny, lm w/sec re: tx status.
Translation: Called claimant attorney, left message with secretary regarding treatment staus.
File pending receipt of s/d from a/c, once rcvd submit to ad.
Translation: File pending receipt of subrogation demand from adverse carrier, once received submit to auto damage.
Advsd insd pip avail, 10k, 3 yrs, rnr.
Translation: Advised insured personal injury protection available, $1000, 3 years, reasonable necessary & related.
Posted by ma | November 30, 2007 7:25 PM
Posted on November 30, 2007 19:25