Ah, respite
The continued failure to make it through a successful sprint (even I had a whopping single hour of work left after the last day) has resulted in a three-week grace period during which we are expected to wrap up work on the last sprint while meeting to do research and design work for the upcoming four-week fiasco. Like everything we do, three weeks of prep time is overkill, at least for me. I am now bug-free, task-free and, as soon as I fill out my Q1 self-evaluation, completely work-free, which spells a return to daily posts (and hopefully catching up on this year's goal of tagging and hyperlinking all seven years of past entries).
For sprint 3, I plan on budgeting time for LiveJournal and tagging into my daily hours, so I won't fall behind again. Meanwhile, it looks like I can resume the leisurely pace to which I became accustomed: 10:30 arrivals, 5:30 departures, and a whole lot of clicking on my browser's Refresh button.
For sprint 3, I plan on budgeting time for LiveJournal and tagging into my daily hours, so I won't fall behind again. Meanwhile, it looks like I can resume the leisurely pace to which I became accustomed: 10:30 arrivals, 5:30 departures, and a whole lot of clicking on my browser's Refresh button.