Probably the most interesting thing I ' m doing right now is a side project . I ' m writing guidelines for how PhD Students in science , technology , and engineering go about finding professional editors to help them edit their dissertations . As a part of this I ' m putting together training materials , spreadsheets that calculateestimate costs , and a variety of other materials . If this goes through , a pool of editors will be recruited including myself , and paid for by the tech college at a university to assist PhD students . At work , I ' m starting on a Business Requirements Document for a client next week . <| sep |> huh ? She needs support ? What exactly can i do to support her ? She completely stonewalled me in our last discussion . Other than just pulling back i can ' t do jack shit . I hardly call it support , but i ' m there if she should need me for anything . I know her well enough that she wouldn ' t do such a thing . But the safety of an agreement is much better than suddenly getting a bomb dropped on your face if something WERE to happen . If i can ' t even ask her when to talk , then we are as good as broken up already . I think what you say is an easy point to make as an outsider , but i refuse to believe you would actually go through this the way you say , even with your experience . You would probably try to support with your knowledge and experience , i only try to support her with my presence .