This week learned or did a wide variety of different things:

1. I learned in my Nonprofit Management class that people get weirded out if a NPO has too much money invested and not enough going to programs.  It makes sense in hindsight, but I figured that it was good to be cautious and prepare for the future  by making some of the money grow.  According to my Prof. that ticks people off.  Fair enough.
2. I found an Automator action to watch a folder that I use to download my pictures, and now when I drop them in this folder they are automatically sorted by date into subfolders. Cool.  Now I can extend this to a bunch of different ideas for automating my computer.
3. I made a helpful post on a message board when someone had a hard drive issue.  I usually lurk on the board, but this was my first post because someone needed help and I figured it could benefit others in a future board search (or else I would have used a PM).
4. I tried out the online version of Photoshop.
5. I fell in love with the work of Timothy Greenfield-Sanders all over again through a documentary on Ovation TV (should rerun on Sunday- check your cable or satellite listings)
6. I measured and weighed all the food I ate and pre-made single portions of pita chips and hummus.
7. We cleaned the Litter Robot!

Here’s me taking some Cauliflower Cheese to Rob’s family’s Easter in my Pyrex Pack’n'Go thing.