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I've done more resume updating/polishing, in part because I realized that the version labeled "resume-edit.doc" in my system was from 2002. So I spun a new "resume-editorial" off of the global version, polished it slightly, and have something I hope will do the job. A medium-term "to do" item would be to organize the assorted resumes, figuring out which ones are relevant for specific purposes (a tech support job wants different information than an editorial one, for example) and which are simply out of date. And either make a list, rename them more coherently, or both.
When I finish this cup of tea, I'll be calling someone about possible freelance work: the person I used to be doing proofreading for/through is now at a different company, and someone sitting near her mentioned needing people for a social studies project. I can do this. This is the definition of "freelance" which means "we need you in our office full-time for a few weeks", rather than the definition that means "we'll send you work, which you'll do and send back." Fine with me.
When I finish this cup of tea, I'll be calling someone about possible freelance work: the person I used to be doing proofreading for/through is now at a different company, and someone sitting near her mentioned needing people for a social studies project. I can do this. This is the definition of "freelance" which means "we need you in our office full-time for a few weeks", rather than the definition that means "we'll send you work, which you'll do and send back." Fine with me.