I Stood Up

I've been reminded that I haven't updated for a while, and to my critics I would say, How vain it is to sit down to write when you have not stood up to live.

Last weekend I:

  • Had dinner with Barbara, Tim, and Brian; and with Jeff, Ingrid and Shannon.
  • Rode my bicycle to the Old Cheney Farmers' Market.
  • Turned off Beryl. Some of the effects are neat, even useful, but mostly it slows me down. The basic window manager features need more work. (It might be better if I spent more time with the configuration manager, and installed it on all the linux machines I use, but that's not happenin'.)
  • Helped unload the truck at the Flying Zucchinis food delivery, then waited while Barbara examined a burned out house, maybe because she wants to buy it, I was warned by another member of the zukes.
  • Went through the agenda for Wednesday's Planning Commission Meeting
  • Helped Barbara prepare our herb garden bed.
  • Tried to troubleshoot a network problem that turned out to be upstream.
  • Ate lots of asparagus.
  • Made a couple of nice dinners with Barbara.
  • Went to a house warming for some new neighbors.

Last weekend I did not:

  • Work on the kitchen. (It crossed my mind though.)
  • Spend time with Caitie. (She had a dance workshop.)
  • Work on Atalib, the user script to add WorldCat search results to Amazon pages. (It's 80% done.)
  • Write a single line of LISP. (Other software projects I didn't work on have higher priority.)
  • Practice aikido or HNIR. (I hear the aikido group is no longer practicing at the aikido group and Sho Rei Shobu Kan honbu.)
  • Clean and lube the chain on my bicycle, rewrap my bars, or install my new computer. (I'm too busy riding.)
  • Do anything with the two Apple iBooks on which I'm installing Ubuntu for Barbara and Caitlin. (Feisty or Dapper? Need to get more memory.)

Tue, 22 May 2007 12:16

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