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Working world, working world. (Employ sing-song voice).

It's funny how fast the excitement over a desk and your own computer monitor in a 9-5 environment goes away.

Well, another big adjustment: my grandfather dying. I know, my blog is a supposed to be a "lite" thing. But, it feels light. I feel like I spent a lot of time with my grandfather, he was available almost all day, plus I didn't have a job, so I could spend as much time as I wanted to with him, and I did spend a good chunk of time with him. But now he's not available, at all.

What else is there to say?

Well, January and the new year. Really it's just the earth going around the sun and all that so don't get too worked up. Seriously though, January is important since I decided I'd start editing nano in this month. Also, this month marks a big transition in my life: Career woman. Deep breath.

So here we go. Good luck to anyone who made new year's resolutions, mine is to be on time (not very exciting, I know).

Now for some links.

- An article on "Cause Marketing," which is what happens when Corporation X says to buy its products and they'll donate cash to a certain charity. It always seemed a bit fishy to me (why not just donate to the charity directly?). At the Anti-Advertising Agency website, found on keri smith's blog.

- An article over at the Guardian about "Ashley's treatment," in which parents whose daughter's mental development stopped at three months decided to surgically remove her womb, breast buds, and give her strong hormone doses to keep her body like a nine year old girl's for the rest of her life. Her parents have a website about the situation which is also worth checking out.