End of the Road
5:00, Bellingham Airport
Eyes drooping like a Basset Hound's, I sit in the Bellingham, WA airport with that weary confusion that comes with waking far too early.
Last night I hung out at the April Brew's Day festival with a guy from Intel named Jeff, a student named Andrew, and a guy from Postgres (Pervasive) named Decibel. (Sorry, Decibel, the name "Havoc Pennington" still out-cools yours. And his is genuine. [said the "reverend."]) The four of us pretty much just yukked it up most of the night. It went a little later than I had planned on an evening before a 4:00 am wake up. How old am I again?
Anyway, this puts the last stop on a couple weeks of relentless travel.
This week I have to apply myself to getting some new editions of Novell Open Audio recorded.
I also have a meeting with my manager and Novell's CMO John Dragoon coming up this week. It's my opportunity to lay out some ideas on developing the Novell user communities program a little further. So, if you have any thoughts, please get in touch with me.



Howdy Ted! I blogged about you blogging about me on your blog on my blog! CHeck it out here you freakin’ salad dodger.
Comment by Andrew Becherer — May 19, 2006 @ 8:01 am