10.20 on a Sunday night

by Suw on May 13, 2007

Probably not the best time to be blogging, but I am trying to blog more these days, so I'm going to anyway.
Next week will see a shift from blogging here to blogging more at Strange Attractor, as I'm off to Xtech in Paris on Tuesday, and not back til late Thursday night. I've a lot to get through this week, especially as I actually haven't yet written my presentation that I'm giving at the crack of dawn on Thursday. I need to bring myself up to date on evoting and copyright term extension, but that shouldn't take me long. Hopefully I'll have time to do it tomorrow.
Although frankly, tomorrow might get eaten up by dealing with email. I still loathe email. I wish there were a way to ditch it completely, but I've yet to figure out a way to do that which is actually feasibly. Meantime, I just have to put up with it. Bloody stuff.
Haven't seen the mouse since Wednesday, so hoping that it was a one off visit and that said mouse discovered nothing worth coming back for.
Meanwhile, progress is being made in all sorts of areas. I will blog about it, but just not tonight.

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