Rock on!

[hummingwolf]

100 words

Touch Typing

"You reached 408 points, so you achieved position 3169 on the ranking list

You type 520 characters per minute
You have 100 correct words and
you have 1 wrong words"


In other news, I still have a cold. No fever (temps have ranged from 98.0° to 99.2° F), but oh am I full of mucus. Tired, too, but most of that is probably a result of not being able to breathe at all well through my nose when I lie down at night. Here's hoping this doesn't morph into bronchitis. Breathing is a good thing.

So, what do you all have planned for New Year's Eve? Not wanting to cough or sneeze on any of my friends (or strangers on the Metro, for that matter), I'm planning to spend the evening here in my room, possibly turning on the TV in time to watch a ball drop. Maybe I'll get to the library before it closes to check out whichever books look appealing at the time, though that depends on whether the body is willing to walk that far or not. We'll see what happens.

Comments

[daisydumont.livejournal.com]

i'm sorry you still feel so sick. our NY eve will be about that quiet -- not even the tv to watch. well, maybe on the 'net there'll be some kind of midnight thing going on. NY day will probably be spent helping ted with his science fair experiment, o joy. ;)

[hummingwolf.livejournal.com]

I bet that somewhere online, somebody will have a webcam showing you something dropping. Not necessarily the Times Square extravaganza, but something.

Hmm. I've heard that the town of Lebanon, PA has a ritual involving a Lebanon balogna dropping from the sky on New Year's Eve. Wonder if you can find anything online to beat that for excitement? ;-)

[daisydumont.livejournal.com]

that might be more thrilling than i could stand, you know? there are limits.

:D

[hummingwolf.livejournal.com]

Well then, may your New Year be just as thrilling as you desire. :-)

[compostwormbin.livejournal.com]

OMG you type fast. I usually test in the 35-45 wpm range.

[hummingwolf.livejournal.com]

Hee! Typing is my one skill which could actually be useful in a career. Of course my hands can't be too cold (and they get cold & stiff easily), my coordination has to be reasonably good and unimpaired by recent seizure-related activity, and I can't sit still for very long because of muscle pain and fatigue. But yeah, for short bursts, my typing speed is darned impressive. ;-)