Open and shut
First it took a month to get a door, then it took 2 months to get the funding for a/v equipment, then coyotes moved in across the street, and now I've been informed that I need to apply for funding for the a/v equipment -- which is sitting in boxes on my office floor -- retroactively, by sending the funding committee seven copies of the application forms. But -- and this is perhaps paramount -- I shouldn't tell the funding committee that I already have the a/v equipment sitting in boxes on my office floor.
Why? Because I have to apply for the funding to pay for the a/v equipment I already have. Duh.
Why? Because I have to apply for the funding to pay for the a/v equipment I already have. Duh.
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2 Comments:
What, only 7 copies?! I just got an email about grant proposals requesting 14 copies (seriously). But hey, at least I don't have to waste my time trying to get something I already have.
very good practice for writing grants proposing to do what you have already mostly accomplished so that you can look exceedingly productive and successful when you "finish" and write the final report.
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