Back In Action
I’m back from a months break away from my PC. My RSI inflicted tendons have now eased themselves back into their intended elasticity.
Some of the things I did this month:
- Lots of sleep
- Cooking and eating (healthily)
- Drinking beer and smoking (unhealthily)
- Watched all 26 episodes of Deadwood (ace!)
- Watched all 5 series of The Sopranos (also good but don’t tell me that it doesn’t glorify gangsterism)
- Cooked a meal for Molly
- Visited the Google UK offices
Now that I’m back in action I have some things to do:
- Answer outstanding queries on the IE7 Forum
- Bring IE7 to a final release (and rename it)
- Continue work on Web Forms 2.0 for Internet Explorer
- Update my JavaScript OO framework (my magnum opus)
- Read the backlog of emails on the WHATWG mailing list
- Answer a stack of unanswered emails
Some things I might do in the coming months:
- Find a permanent employer (I’m fed up with chasing new business and unpaid bills)
- Start posting a series of JavaScript “gotchas”
- Start posting a series of JavaScript “tips & tricks”
It’s good to be back.
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Comment: #1
…and blogging before 10am? Good grief.
Shepard’s Pie looked good.
Comment: #2
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Comment: #3
Ha! There’s the famed dean.edwards.name server!
Deadwood… lol… I’ve never heard the word “cocksuckers” so many times in my life :0)
My favorite HBO series is Carnivale.
How about a recipe for your Shepherd’s Pie? Or is it top secret?
Comment: #4
Oh, I see the recipe now… flipped through the pictures too quickly.
Comment: #5
Well, what comes to your mind as the new “IE7” name? Guess we’re all excited
Comment: #6
Damn, I didn’t even realize that you were away… I guess I’ve been away too long as well. Maybe it is time to try to get back to 8 hour work days again?
We really need to get WF2 out. It has been ready for an initial release for way too long.
I hope you liked GoogleIt would be awesome to be able to work full time with you.
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