Life, recently
A lot has happened in the last couple of weeks…
- I’ve moved. I now live on Chapel St. I had something like 16 boxes, and lots of furniture, which the efficient movers managed to move across within about three hours.
- linux.conf.au was fabulous. I realise, I probably need to blog about it a lot more. All the scattered notes on my desktop, needs to go online, clearly.
- I completed all my expense reports, and when I get paid, it’ll be a nice bonus :)
- I flew a lot – I left Florida on Saturday morning, and landed in Melbourne on Tuesday morning for example. This after a 10-hour layover at LAX, and about 8 hours exiting the KLIA airport, to enjoy some of KL.
- Chinese New Year, and the Year of the Rat beckons. I’m glad. 24 this year, is what it means for me, and I hope the Rat year is great for well, rats.
- I caught up on sleep, a lot of it, and managed to veg out in front of the TV, because I just felt fried during the CNY break.
- I’ve been playing around with Lua, learning it, wanting to write Proxy scripts with it, for instance.
- There are a whole bunch of “book reviews” sitting on my phone, that need to be typed up (well, sent over Bluetooth, then cleaned up), and blogged.
- I picked up a lot of Linux related magazines, with the urge that I want to start contributing to some of them in the near future. I’m hoping its a good ~AUD$60 well spent.
- I played tourist, with Giuseppe in Melbourne, showing him around. Much fun.
- I’m now uploading videos from my trips, to YouTube (quite naturally). You can view them. Quality is not fabulous, I hardly have the time to even narrate what’s going on, but they’re random snaps from my pocket camera.
- Yes, I now own a pocket camera, which is probably why there are an increased amount of snapshots on Flickr now. Its a Kodak EasyShare M873. The irony is my first ever digital camera was a Kodak, and now I’ve gone back and picked up a pocket camera…
- I’ve been submitting proposals to a number of conferences. There are a lot more to submit too. I’ve got to focus on Rails, period.
- A nice big hello to my mother and father, who apparently read this blog.
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