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heck yeah.
Finished all the work for the health dept. Made the last updates to their web site, good stuff. Now onto an email server. Again. My nemesis. Wish me luck.
On much better, happier news, Nicole drove herself all the way out here to where I work today so that we could spend some time together over lunch. Awesome! She really is a great girlfriend. I've been keeping that a secret so that I wouldn't have to keep beating the guys back with a stick, but she's so great they are seeing it anyway so I might as well say it. So, neener!
We went to lunch at a little coffee house along the railroad tracks. The coffee there is good, if on the pricey side. I challenged the owner to make me a kick-butt club bagel that they happily crafted for me. Yumm! So Nicole and I got to hang out watching the traffic and people near the train. We joked about how if you are on a train, and someone not on the train waves at you, you will wave back. Like, I could watch the train pass with 400 people on there I don't know and I could wave. 400 people will always wave back, like I'm their long-lost friend. Is that instinct? I don't live near a port, but I've heard it's the same on boats, yes?
Finished all the work for the health dept. Made the last updates to their web site, good stuff. Now onto an email server. Again. My nemesis. Wish me luck.
On much better, happier news, Nicole drove herself all the way out here to where I work today so that we could spend some time together over lunch. Awesome! She really is a great girlfriend. I've been keeping that a secret so that I wouldn't have to keep beating the guys back with a stick, but she's so great they are seeing it anyway so I might as well say it. So, neener!
We went to lunch at a little coffee house along the railroad tracks. The coffee there is good, if on the pricey side. I challenged the owner to make me a kick-butt club bagel that they happily crafted for me. Yumm! So Nicole and I got to hang out watching the traffic and people near the train. We joked about how if you are on a train, and someone not on the train waves at you, you will wave back. Like, I could watch the train pass with 400 people on there I don't know and I could wave. 400 people will always wave back, like I'm their long-lost friend. Is that instinct? I don't live near a port, but I've heard it's the same on boats, yes?