A little holiday ..
Feb. 13th, 2007 09:12 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
scottishlassHis Hubbiness™ is having a few days off due to carnival celebrations here in the Rhine area.
Anyway, until then I have so much on my plate that I don't have time to brood and be morose so that is a plus. Today's chemo was okay, I felt nauseous and tired, but after I went for a walk in the late afternoon I was alright. Not 100% alright, but at least I don't feel so dead tired anymore and I kept my dinner in :) And next week and the following is my rest phase, so I get some things done.
I have my few days off scheduled and planned out as I work on a little project. It is hard, but I will get through it and afterwards, it will be so worth it.
Hopefully, I can find someone who might provide me with a real good timing programme. Anyone know of a nifty little tool that times dialogues? Like ... I don't know ... you set time dates where a dialogue starts and where it ends and at the end of the ep you click save and it all prepares a niftly little text document which has all the timings listed already? So I just need to insert the subs??
Anyone? Anyone? Bueller?
18 minutes timed so far - 51 more minutes to go ... oh well ... I do it by hand so it IS slow.
Anyway, until then I have so much on my plate that I don't have time to brood and be morose so that is a plus. Today's chemo was okay, I felt nauseous and tired, but after I went for a walk in the late afternoon I was alright. Not 100% alright, but at least I don't feel so dead tired anymore and I kept my dinner in :) And next week and the following is my rest phase, so I get some things done.
I have my few days off scheduled and planned out as I work on a little project. It is hard, but I will get through it and afterwards, it will be so worth it.
Hopefully, I can find someone who might provide me with a real good timing programme. Anyone know of a nifty little tool that times dialogues? Like ... I don't know ... you set time dates where a dialogue starts and where it ends and at the end of the ep you click save and it all prepares a niftly little text document which has all the timings listed already? So I just need to insert the subs??
Anyone? Anyone? Bueller?
18 minutes timed so far - 51 more minutes to go ... oh well ... I do it by hand so it IS slow.
