apropos of how you never know

So I'm updating my resume over at USAJobs.com (long overdue, it turns out - the one in there was up to date w/r/t references and employment history when I ultimately took this job, but do note that I've been in this job close to two and a half years, and also?, I don't live at that address anymore), and deciding which bits of professional experience to consider irrelevant is a piece of cake -- but it occurs to me later on in the thing, as I'm plugging in more recent references but not necessarily excising the old ones, that I've got professional references coming out of my ears ... but no personal references, really. (I am considering professors to be professional references -- that's right, isn't it?) Anyone think a 100%-0% professional-personal balance in my references is going to hurt me? And if so, any of you think you could be useful to me as a personal reference? ;-)

sweet

1. Tonight we did not go flat on the unaccompanied "fiat super nos" bit of the Te Deum.

2. After having been advised that tonight's rehearsal, being how it was Monday of concert week, would be extended until 10:30, the boss turned around and let us go at 9:55. (Someone behind me started to wonder out loud if he remembered it was supposed to be a long rehearsal tonight, and everyone else damn near pounced on her to shut her up. [g] And then we took our ledger lines and went home.)

3. Baseball game tonight, which meant there was still parking when I got home.


But listen: I downloaded the iJournal client, and it works fine with both LJ and DW, but not both at the same time. Even when I set the DW to crosspost by default, then when I make a DW post with the client it does not also slap the post up on LJ. Anyone have thoughts on this? Am I doomed to the web interface forever? ("Doomed" is probably a little harsh ... but I really do like clients better. Don't ask me why.)