I was a busy little bee today at work. Three releases, two estimates, and one major disaster solved! It doesn’t get any easier. I ended up working a few hours overtime to sort a serious problem on one of the clients live sites. At least I don’t have to be around at 5am tomorrow when the fix goes in!
Monthly Archives: December 2002
Couldn’t Be Bothered
I was contemplating doing some work tonight. I got a pile of stuff (including two releases) to do for tomorrow lunchtime and I’m not sure I can get it all done in time.
So I thought I could start one of the releases from home, but in the end I couldn’t be bothered.
Hohum.
Welcome Jackie And Graham
Welcome to Jackie and Graham who are now hosted here on zed1.
You can visit their blog at http://jackiengraham.zed1.com.
Another Hostee
Tonight I’ve been setting up another sub-hostee.
Should go live tomorrow.
Cafelog Down?
Carol Festival
We went to the Stockport Junior Schools’ Carol Festival tonight. Jamie was singing in the choir along with some of her classmates. Some members of the Stockport Youth Orchestra were there too. Even the Mayor and Mayoress turned up 🙂
It was a good concert. I don’t usually like the sound of lots of children singing but these were particularly good. I think they must have had lots of practice.
The festival was held in St George’s Church which is quite a large impressive building. The voices sounded good in that setting.
(Jamie is just to the left of the kids in red.)
Well Done Thom
Well done Thom! Congratulations on getting your CLAIT certificate.
You’ll soon be better than me! 😉
The Mammoth Hunters – Finished
Phew, I’ve just finished The Mammoth Hunters by Jean M Auel. It’s a much more of a girly love story than the first two books, but a fantastic read anyway. There is definitely a change of pace in this book compared to the first two. The two main characters meeting the mammoth hunters of the title allows for much broader character development. The constant repetition of known facts was a little annoying, but in all, a good tale very well told.
Recommended!
It’s on to The Plains Of Passage next. I remember this being a slow book. It’s certainly a lot thicker than the first three.
