I have a new journal – the International Wound Journal, and it’s being a freeking nightmare! I only got handed this on Tuesday, the typesetters have been a nightmare about it, and today everywhere I turn I’m seeing questions about IWJ. No really, Integra, if you removed the adverts in the first place we wouldn’t be in this place, yes I do mean remove the adverts, yes, just like you’ve been told before … yes, I’m sure. Then the Editorial office ask me why it’s not online? Duh, I’m doing my best. The the late issue report, only two missed there cover month, and yes, you guessed it one is IWJ. I know, it’s right on the top of my To Do list. The problem is, until I get some resupplies which have some semblance of being correct about them, that’s right where it’s staying…!
Yes, that’s from IWJ. Yes that’s the kind of thing I work with. Yes, that is how I’m feeling…
oh,
*that* job. A few of my friends have done that journal conversion thingy. Do you get the reproductive horrors journal, too (probably not its real name)? … the stories used to come back with (shakes head).
Re: oh,
Thankfully I work on *Professional* journals rather than *Medical* journals, although as you can see above, it’s sometimes hard to tell where they draw that line… *shivers*
Yup, used to *work* just behind me, entertaining each lunchtime with his daily choice of t-shirts (I seem to recall that velcro one was always a big hit with with the PEs) – I think there might be some funny stories from those days if you hunt back far through his journal…
Yikes.
Curiousity got the better of you then?
Sorry, probably shouldn’t have posted that, but it’s been a long day.
Yeah, but I have realized that I have a much stronger constitution than I think. Heh.
*Shudder*
You poor boy. I think that you could probably do with a peaceful weekend with fresh air and walks. Flowers and trees.
I’m sorry. You really shouldn’t have had to see that on your birthday…
Aww. Don’t worry about me, I’m a big girl now. Anyway, Rachel gave me a couple of books for my birthday, one of which ” The Dante Club” by Matthew Pearl, is definitely NOT for the squeamish – or at least, they should skip the first chapter – good fun, though. 🙂
STILL can’t find your address – send it to me via my first name (kathleen) second name at hotmail etc.
How was that done?
http://vatican.rotten.com/motorcycle/ is my personal favourite, though http://poetry.rotten.com/all-kings-horses/0002/ does come close.