Learning
I'm in the middle (as in this is actually the midpoint right now) of a class on MS SharePoint. It's not bad, but it's one of those where I get bored and start working ahead. The only problem with that was yesterday when I hit a snag and realised that I would have to wait until today when the teacher/class caught up to where I had been working before I could ask my questions. I suppose I could have asked it right then, but while it may or may not have confused the teacher, it definitely would have confused most of the other students. Of course, I managed to figure it out before the day was done, so all is good once again.
It is a nice class, though, for a couple reasons. First, I'm finally learning how to do a large amount of what my current job entails. It will be nice to go back to the workplace and be able to answer questions and help people out with certainty that I know what I'm doing. Second, it's just always nice to be able to take a week away from the workplace.
In other news, Daenarys really needs to just stop where she is and realize that she's got a kingdom. And it's probably a much better one that she'll find once she gets back to the main region (is that Westeros?).
It is a nice class, though, for a couple reasons. First, I'm finally learning how to do a large amount of what my current job entails. It will be nice to go back to the workplace and be able to answer questions and help people out with certainty that I know what I'm doing. Second, it's just always nice to be able to take a week away from the workplace.
In other news, Daenarys really needs to just stop where she is and realize that she's got a kingdom. And it's probably a much better one that she'll find once she gets back to the main region (is that Westeros?).