Missing Halloween
This year, I will not be home for Halloween. I can’t remember that ever happening before so I’m not sure how to anticipate it. I will be at a convention Continue Reading →
Month: October 2011
DIY Pumpkin Hairband
Many years back, I bought a cheap orange hairband with green leaves and a bit of ribbon for vine. I get compliments every year when I wear it to work Continue Reading →
FreelanceCamp a Success
Yesterday, we gathered at InHub Coworking with about 40 other freelancers to kick off the inaugural FreelanceCamp Victoria. The small group had lots of ideas and lots of information to Continue Reading →
So, whaddaya think so far?
This weekend, Mike and I recorded episode 5 (and 6) of Those DeWolfes’ Podcast and I posted episode 5 last night. Now that we have a good start, I’d love Continue Reading →
Unoccupied
We did not attend the Occupy Victoria/Public Assembly of Victoria rally today but by all accounts it was peaceful and reasonable. Mat Wright took some great photos; here’s some more Continue Reading →
Talk Talk book review
Talk Talk by T.C. Boyle My rating: 3 of 5 stars Dana Halter’s life is thrown out of control after her identity is stolen. Her ability to sort things out Continue Reading →
Occupy Victoria
As the Occupy Wall Street (OWS) movement shifts across borders, grows and develops, a group in Victoria has been working toward its own Occupation. (The two folks to the right Continue Reading →
The ebb tide continues
Since proclaiming that I was going to spend less time on social media and do other stuff it seems like everyone around me is doing the same. People who used Continue Reading →
What I know and what I don’t know yet
I am one of 70,000 people (so far) signed up for Stanford’s Introduction to Databases online course with Jennifer Widom. It runs from now (it officially started Monday) to December 12th Continue Reading →
Thanks.
Today is Thanksgiving Monday and after a roller-coaster of first world problems last week I thought it appropriate to give thanks for a few important things: My country — as much Continue Reading →