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Gah!
For every "I love my job" day, there's a day like today. Today I spent pulling 12 days of performance data on 17 fermenters, tracking down production documents on the exact 28 harvest batches that were being collected from those fermenters at the time of our two power outages, reviewing production documents for 12 media batches, 6 ultra-filtration batches, and 4 purification batches to determine what, if any, production process was going on at the time of the two power outages, reviewed and printed out historic data trends for said 17 fermenters, 3 blast freezers, and assorted temperature-controlled storage rooms. And the sum total result of all this work is the ability to say with confidence, "the two power outages did not adversely affect the quality of our product." There are fun parts of my job. Today had very few of them. And mostly I'm miffed because there was no good stopping place any time before 7:30 pm, and then when I got home I wanted to finish up the pre-appraisal housecleaning, which left me at 9pm without having eaten dinner yet. Gah.
On the up side, I think I've started to get the hang of the most efficient use of the packing-list app I got for the iPhone. And Friday I'm taking off to Salt Point State Park for the weekend (Friday being a holiday at work) for a totally-mundane-just-me-by-myself-car-camping weekend. The forecasts suggest that our current late-season rain storm may still be hanging around on Friday, but the weekend should be fairish.
On the up side, I think I've started to get the hang of the most efficient use of the packing-list app I got for the iPhone. And Friday I'm taking off to Salt Point State Park for the weekend (Friday being a holiday at work) for a totally-mundane-just-me-by-myself-car-camping weekend. The forecasts suggest that our current late-season rain storm may still be hanging around on Friday, but the weekend should be fairish.