this week, the student chapter of the american society for information science and technology is putting on icareer week, with a bunch of panels and things. this morning i went to the taxonomy panel and it was fabulous. i surprise myself sometimes: sitting there listening to these people who build taxonomies and manage projects and whatnot at microsoft, amazon, corbis, and moss adams, i realized i understood what they were talking about. it was very disorienting, as i still think of myself as being in way over my head here. but i have had a few epiphanies this week about career-type things, mostly along the lines of “i can do this!” and “taxonomy and information architecture are so interesting!” and “i want to work at corbis!!”
(i want to work at corbis.)
knitblog updated with pictures; kitchenisms updated with recipes.
(song: “oppenheimer,” the old 97s *sigh*)
Why do you eat so many poor little fish?
oh, it’s only been one fish. one can purchase a whole salmon for $3.99 a pound at the market! then it stays in the freezer for a while.
I can only assume you mean the anchovies, because regardless of poverty, a salmon can only be considered a big-ass fish.
I miss you, Lauren! Are you going to be in Seattle when I come to visit in June?