I’m not a huge fan of VBScript, but I’ve been writing a fair bit of it lately.
This particular snippet hasn’t been tested yet, so copy it at your peril.
I’m not a huge fan of VBScript, but I’ve been writing a fair bit of it lately.
This particular snippet hasn’t been tested yet, so copy it at your peril.
Mr 3 has discovered wrestling. Miss 1 is learning to love it.
The flooding didn’t get much worse than this in Newcastle. We’ve been blessed.
Don’t underestimate just how much your kids will change your life.
In what other country is it considered patriotic to barbecue your national emblem for lunch on your national day?
(Yes, that’s our kangaroo on the left.)
Here’s the fifth point, before it was self-censored:
Still not satisfied? Tell someone close, or a therapist or something, but be sure to get honest feedback because at this point you’re probably being a total pussy.
I prefer the original. Sometimes we need a good kick up the posterior. I know I do, whinger that I am.
(via Svbtle)
Not quite a candidate for my “Houses of the Hunter” series, I’m thinking.
I came across these on this post, via Svbtle. I think they’re awesome.
- Schedule a start, not an end to your meeting – it’s over when it’s over, even if that’s just 5 minutes.
- Be on time!
- No multi-tasking – no device usage unless necessary for the meeting.
- If you’re not getting anything out of the meeting, leave.
- Meetings are not for information sharing – that should be done before the meeting via email and/or agenda.
- Who really needs to be at this meeting?
- Agree to action items, if any, at the conclusion of the meeting.
- Don’t feel bad about calling people out on any of the above – it’s the right thing to do.
Taken in the street after I got home from work.
Strictly speaking, it was after midnight, but as you know, I’m flexible with the rules of this project.
This particular “House of the Hunter” has always intrigued me. Do you recognise it?