December 25th, 2005
To all who come this way
Merry ChristmaKwaanzaHannukah!
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Archive for December, 2005
December 15th, 2005
Vacation, Day One
Ahhh…the beginning of a nice long break. I don’t have to be back to work until Jan 3, which makes this the longest vacation I’ve had in a few years. The two weeks after my surgery in Oct don’t count. That was not a vacation. Today will be spent finishing presents and getting packages ready [...]
December 7th, 2005
Finally an update
The term is finally coming to an end and I have a little room to breathe. I’m not teaching any CS classes next term because it takes too much out of me. Working a full-time job and teaching at night is too much. When do I have time to knit, cook dinner, or clean my [...]