had were:
1) Got to work by 07:30.
2) Resolved an issue with MATLAB not allowing me to capture large image
sizes into an AVI movie.
3) Had a nice long bath.
4) Brushed and flossed my teeth.
5) Caught up a little bit on my blog reading.
Richard
A blog to share your daily successes, achievements and positive experiences.
1) Got to work by 07:30.
2) Resolved an issue with MATLAB not allowing me to capture large image
sizes into an AVI movie.
3) Had a nice long bath.
4) Brushed and flossed my teeth.
5) Caught up a little bit on my blog reading.
Richard
1) I resumed posting to this blog again
2) I was able to generate movies using MATLAB code
3) Picked up a very beautiful gingerbread house at a silent auction at work.
It is a truly magnificent work of art. It has real windows! (made of melted
sugar).
4) Spoke with my kids and wife.
5) Did the laundry.
Richard
1) drove without incident from Montreal to Ottawa
2) received a Christmas card from a dear friend
3) called and spoke with a friend for over 2 hours
4) managed to get some results suitable for analysis
5) "discovered" an e-mail from a friend I had somehow managed to overlook.
Richard
1) Prepared all my own meals
2) Washed all my bedding
3) Had a nice long, hot bath
4) Spoke with my kids.
5) Spoke wiht my wife.
Richard
1) Called and spoke with my kids 3 times (morning before the headed off to
school, when they returned home after school, and in the evening before the
went to bed).
2) Prepared all my meals
3) Resolved a number of memory leaks in software I am working on.
4) Received a second work station at work, so I can run MATLAB simulations
on it without bogging down my normal workstation (workstation is just
corporate speak for "the computer I am chained too").
5) Continue to feel relatively positive and optimistic.
Richard
1) Got up early enough to speak with my kids (by phone) in the morning
before they headed off to school.
2) Spoke with my kids (by phone) in the evening.
3) Spoke with my wife three times by phone (in addition to exchanging a
number of e-mails)
4) Prepared my own lunch.
5) Prepared my own dinner.
Richard
1) Spoke with my son last night (he is in Montreal, I am in Ottawa)
2) Spoke with my daughter last night (same deal as my son)
3) Spoke with my wife last night (yep, she is in Montreal too)
4) Fixed a performance bottleneck that resulted in improving throughput
performance in some software I am working on by better than an order of
magnitude (i.e. it is more than 10 times faster)
5) Tied my shoes
Richard
1) decorated the cake we baked yesterday.
2) blogged a new entry on my recipe a day blog (first since 10-March-2006).
3) Bought a new coat.
4) Caught up on my blog reading.
5) Vacuumed the house.
Richard
1) Baked a cake with the kids in the evening.
2) Had the day off because I work a compressed work schedule that gives me alternate Fridays off.
3) Read to my son in French ("Le Secret" and "Le Velociraptor").
4) Played "soccer" with my son (just kicking the ball around).
5) The kids ate the fish I prepared for dinner (baked salmon).
Richard
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