I always turned my papers in late in college too. As it turns out one of my ancestral family mottos is "SERO SED SERIO" which (I've been told) means "Late but in earnest." It's a motto I live by.
Monday, January 12, 2009
Transcription the New Time-sucker
So...apparently I say um, uh and pause twenty seconds between words on a regular basis. The good news is that it only took fifteen minutes to deliver my talk. The bad news is that I'm only half finished with the transcription. The other bad news is that this gem of mine needs a little cutting and polishing before it will be fit for your discerning eyes.
I always turned my papers in late in college too. As it turns out one of my ancestral family mottos is "SERO SED SERIO" which (I've been told) means "Late but in earnest." It's a motto I live by.
I always turned my papers in late in college too. As it turns out one of my ancestral family mottos is "SERO SED SERIO" which (I've been told) means "Late but in earnest." It's a motto I live by.
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I had to transcribe some stuff as a secretary. Miserable! I'm sure you did great.
I'm sure it was fine. Ums and Ah and all.
Glad it went well!
(drumming fingers on laptop) SIGH....Fine! I'll just check back tomorrow then!
Happy transcribing!!!
Sorry about that. I didn't get anything at all done on it yesterday. I'll get on it.
Fab family motto! Excited to see the finished product. My hubby got asked to speak in church on Sunday, maybe if you post the talk I'll just copy it for him (hahaha- did you read Heidi's plagarism post???).
Ha ha hahaha haha Late, but in earnest. I love it. And I think we are related.
I never finish transcribing my talks because I always try to make it better and then I get distracted.
Crash,
Precisely! It seemed so profound when I was giving it, but now...I keep seeing all the unraveled edges!
YB4E,
He's welcome to it if only I get it in time.
"get it done"
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