If I'm always typing, why can't I find time to blog?

This past week's typing:

• Major edits and re-do's on the school and childcare exclusion lists
• Laborious re-write of on-call policy
• Several meetings on and a full-day exercise of the plan for closing schools in the event of an influenza pandemic, with multiple re-writes of the standard operating procedures for same
• Body piercing and rumor control
• Preparing for and giving keynote address on disaster preparedness competencies to student nurses
• Preparing for an delivering a classroom lecture on epidemiology to student nurses
• Drafts 3 through 6 of brochure for nurse training on mass casualty incident response
• Policies, always the policies
• The Bulletin
• Blogging? Not so much.

This weekend's typing

• 75 minute presentation on Disease Reporting (due to printshop 2/20)
• 60 minute presentation on Interviewing Skills for Public Health Investigators (due to printshop 2/20)
• 50 minute presentation on multidisciplinary response to outbreaks of diarrheal illness in long-term care facilities (due to printshop 2/20)
• Tweaking last year's presentation for nurse training on mass casualty incident response (due to USC 2/24)
• More edits on school and childcare exclusion lists (due for posting on website by 2/28)
• Completing application for nursing continuing education credits for upcoming conference, including hounding other presenters who haven't turned in their sections (must be completed by 2/25)
• Creating kid-friendly brochure re: body piercing and rumors (see above) from content approved today (needed in school ASAP, promised for 2/20)
• Blogging (well--maybe not.)