Wednesday, March 30, 2005
Back to the day job
Having devoted the past few days to my own One Stop Web Support site, it was time to get back to working some billable hours. I worked on 1A Unique Gifts most of the day today and it seems that the obstacles that I experienced on my own site the past few days were entirely gone when I switched to Mark's site again. Weird, huh?
The tasks I did today I had expected would take at least two full days but, with the exception of one little loose end that needs a response from the website's tech support, I breezed right through it without a hitch. I was even able to throw in a little code cleanup and will still save Mark a bunch of money on the project.
Funny thing, though. I really was eager to get back to working on One Stop Web Support. Mentally, that seems to be my focus now. Which is great, as long as I start getting a return on it, which is still a ways away.
(a break in thought)
I guess there's no deep thoughts coming out tonight. Usually with this blog, I start off discussing the day until some more interesting topic suggests itself (although you'd be a better judge of whether my topics are all that interesting). Tonight, nothing's coming. Well, that's the way it is sometimes. Maybe I used up all the good things coming my way with an obstacle free day of work.
Or maybe it's an example of how adversity is our friend, unlocking our ability to look at things in a different way and grow from the different outlook on our surroundings. Well, if that's the case, my good day today has left me totally incapable of saying anything beyond the mundane tonight.
Hmm. That leads to an interesting question: should you wish me a good day tomorrow, or am I better off having a bad one?
Until then,
Jeff
Having devoted the past few days to my own One Stop Web Support site, it was time to get back to working some billable hours. I worked on 1A Unique Gifts most of the day today and it seems that the obstacles that I experienced on my own site the past few days were entirely gone when I switched to Mark's site again. Weird, huh?
The tasks I did today I had expected would take at least two full days but, with the exception of one little loose end that needs a response from the website's tech support, I breezed right through it without a hitch. I was even able to throw in a little code cleanup and will still save Mark a bunch of money on the project.
Funny thing, though. I really was eager to get back to working on One Stop Web Support. Mentally, that seems to be my focus now. Which is great, as long as I start getting a return on it, which is still a ways away.
(a break in thought)
I guess there's no deep thoughts coming out tonight. Usually with this blog, I start off discussing the day until some more interesting topic suggests itself (although you'd be a better judge of whether my topics are all that interesting). Tonight, nothing's coming. Well, that's the way it is sometimes. Maybe I used up all the good things coming my way with an obstacle free day of work.
Or maybe it's an example of how adversity is our friend, unlocking our ability to look at things in a different way and grow from the different outlook on our surroundings. Well, if that's the case, my good day today has left me totally incapable of saying anything beyond the mundane tonight.
Hmm. That leads to an interesting question: should you wish me a good day tomorrow, or am I better off having a bad one?
Until then,
Jeff
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