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Logflash and babysitting
Wednesday, 18 December 2002 08:27Yesterday at work, I recompiled a couple of packages so that we could make an interim release to our customer, so that we could bill them at the end of the year. That took pretty much all day, since I had to compile one package several times since there were some small mistakes (the project leader changed his mind about the version numbers, for example, and due to a database restore the schema of one table wasn't what the SQL preprocessor expected).
So during the time the compiler was churning away, I had a go at memorising Lojban gismu with the Logflash program -- a kind of flash-card approach. ( Practising with Logflash )
In the evening, I went to Gerulats where Stella was also. Peter and Betting wanted to watch Lord of the Rings II at just after midnight and they wanted us to watch over their children.
( Babysitting )
And this evening, I have an appointment with Peter to go home-teaching, but Bettina said yesterday evening that they have a Christmas thing at their daughter's school which he had forgotten about so he probably wouldn't be able to make the appointment. (It's not the first time he creates conflicts on his schedule; he tends to forget about prior appointments.) So we'll have to see; I asked her to have him call me during the day to say whether the appointment is cancelled, rescheduled, or whether we'll go there after all.
Update: 10:20 He just called to cancel the appointment.
So during the time the compiler was churning away, I had a go at memorising Lojban gismu with the Logflash program -- a kind of flash-card approach. ( Practising with Logflash )
In the evening, I went to Gerulats where Stella was also. Peter and Betting wanted to watch Lord of the Rings II at just after midnight and they wanted us to watch over their children.
( Babysitting )
And this evening, I have an appointment with Peter to go home-teaching, but Bettina said yesterday evening that they have a Christmas thing at their daughter's school which he had forgotten about so he probably wouldn't be able to make the appointment. (It's not the first time he creates conflicts on his schedule; he tends to forget about prior appointments.) So we'll have to see; I asked her to have him call me during the day to say whether the appointment is cancelled, rescheduled, or whether we'll go there after all.
Update: 10:20 He just called to cancel the appointment.