The crack in my windshield slowly grew toward the center of the glass today. I thought it had grown a bit overnight, and then it was nearly dead-center by the end of the day. Fortunately, someone butt-dialed me from Fast Glass while I was at work, and though they never heard me yelling at them through the phone, they did answer when I called back.
Things seemed to be relatively on fire in the morning. Kim and I ended up going to the core closet to start identifying and mapping out our switches. While we were in there, Brody called for some help with computers dropping off of the domain. I didn’t have a whole lot of advice, but I tried. Once we got the core closet documented, we went to the upstairs auditorium closet where I found three switches. For some reason, the core switch in that closet was unresponsive in the Ubiquiti app, but it was still passing traffic. We found one more random switch in the counselor’s office, and then it was back to other things in my own office.
I got my AeroPress yesterday, so I stopped to make a cup of coldbrew with the coconut coffee I got at the junk store. The grounds seemed a little bit too coarse, because I had a lot of drip-through while I was stirring, but after about a minute, I had some pretty good coffee. It really was pretty simple to clean up too, so I won’t miss having the big, communal coffee pot any more.
I worked right through lunch, and Harry came into my office to let me know the school board had voted to approve my new Technology Handbook. I mentioned my salary again, and he kind of hemmed and hawed a bit, but I pressed that the reason I stayed was because I believed he would fight for me. Then I had to go to the elementary building to meet with a teacher about some Clever sync issues that I fixed. Kim came down with me to look at a couple work orders, and I poked around to look at some access points. They were still complaining about not being able to connect to the wireless in some rooms, and some phones appeared to be dropping connectivity at random. Most of those were problems to kick down the road for later.
The drive home was reasonably quick, and I started up some more laundry before finishing up my hot wings from the other day. I got to Summer’s house a little late, so she was in bed. Eaddie came out to see me though, and then came back out to chat over a modified Hot Pocket while I blogged.
That’s about it.