Yay, getting-stuff-done-ness.

I got the query I wanted to work on yesterday done, got some other stuff done, assigned a pick-list of items to someone else. Answered several time questions, forwarded some earlier responses to someone else who needed the same information. Merged all the changes into my system, caught three screwups, corrected the appropriate people. Sent an email to my boss about what is still needed for a module, mostly needed from someone else, started the ball rolling. Helped one of my team members interpret a client request, have client call support properly about this issue, totally unrelated to the issue they were working on, on a different system, which we don't know how to help with. Reminded customer that system is there to make sure correct person knows about. Emailed project manager about training, again (that project needs retraining, it's part of why the high volume of calls). Helped with a few minor things for the demo-system I was here 'til almost 7 last night setting up. Fed the office fish. Called Ford and made an appointment for my car to get a recall servicing done tomorrow (and the oil changed; no point making it two trips). I'll drop it off at 7:30, they'd probably be done by noon, but it's easier to pick it up after work so I will. On which basis, if it's not ready by the time I'm off work, I shall be annoyed.

Now recompiling test projects for use later this week. Yay, getting stuff done.