Schedules...what is the shape of January?

The recent past:

December 29th - fly home from B.C.
December 30th - shop for party, throw party (yay party, good time)
Jan 1st - Narnia with leolac
Jan 2nd - lunch w/ con_girl, dinner w/succulentpoet & drinking of many chocolate-raspberry martinis, late into the night.
Wednesday - lunch w/ragnhildr, Aline, t of i_and_t. Grocery shopping in evening.
Today - lunch w/ragnhildr, Aline, t, and t-j.

The future:

Friday, Jan 6th, 9am - dentist
Friday evening, date with leolac: dancing?
Saturday, 7th, 12noon, Lunar Rails chez foms & con_girl
Saturday evening - French gaming?
Sunday afternoon - visit t-j? snowshoeing with Jim? Relaxation? Cook dinner? (Well, slow cooker... )
Sunday dinner - Jim, Alisa, Cat, leolac, maybe Ali.
Monday - dinner with Ali
Thursday Jan 12, evening - depart for Boston (Arisia) by way of Montreal, with foms, ragnhildr, con_girl
Friday Jan 13 - Sunday Jan 15 - Arisia in Boston.
Saturday 6pm, dinner with ladysprite
Monday, Jan 16th, travel home from Boston.
Wednesday, Jan 18th - dinner with con_girl
Thursday, Jan 19th - depart for T.O. with foms, staying with metalana, on way to Confusion
Friday, Jan 20th - T.O. -> Detroit for Confusion. Meal (lunch?) with someone(s) in KW area, maybe? (corbet? horsetraveller?)
Jan 20-22, Confusion, Detroit, MI area.
Jan 22 - find somewhere for me & foms to sleep Sunday evening (jeffreyab, do you have room for us both?)
Jan 23 - drive back to Ottawa, hopefully arrive home in time to vote. (Polls close 9:30pm, should be ok.)
-- maybe lunch with someone in T.O. on way by? Or brunch in KW?
Jan 24-27 - teach training course in Ottawa
Jan 28-29 - cottage expedition
February - several potential work trips including Venezuela (1wk), Detroit-ish (1 or 2 wks), others. About 6 weeks worth of training for customers pending for February. Gah. Some of the customers may not have their ass in gear in time, so some of this may spill over into March.

Blame it on the spell-check program?

Incubus Dreams, latest Anita Blake novel by Laurell K. Hamilton (yeah, I'm late getting around to it), page 7, "He didn't want to squeak the mundanes, so...". The word is squick. I'd even bet that was the word in the original copy, but I'll also bet someone (without the right type of clue) applied a spell-checker, and accepted "squeak" as a suggested replacement for "squick". *sigh*

(e.g. LJ's spell checker suggests, "quick, squawk, squeak, sick, suck, ... ")