Forced To Relax

Sunday was all relaxation. I started a new game. The Force Unleashed has actually been out for a long time but I'm just getting around to playing it.

Still Better Than A Coal Mine

Plummer by day, IT by night. Into work I had to go, where the rest of the day and well into the night was spent getting SouthComm's accounting software moved over from Grassmere and installed locally. While losing my Saturday was annoying (though not unexpected) it did turn out well in some regards. It was a project where it seemed every step tossed up a roadblock, but each time I figured it out (sometimes cleverly if I do say so). By the end it was one of those ego polishing moments where you step back and feel really good about how good you are at your job. Karma knows though. Balance in all things. My fixed toilet? Yeah, it started leaking.

Weekend In Review

The three day "weekend" started with me taking apart the downstairs toilet to replace a leaking seal.

Into The New

Here's my new office at the end of a very long day. It wasn't as bad logistically as I had feared, though I'm still utterly physically exhausted. I suppose the worst part was seeing friends go to the new office who weren't happy about it, and having people from the Grassmere office arrive that weren't happy about it. Though in some ways that just showed we're all in the same boat, whether on the Nashville Sc3ne side or the SouthComm side. The last sad moment was realizing in some ways the Sc3ne ended today. We used to be our own thing even if a part of VVM, but now that all of our departments are merged into SouthComm's, we're really SouthComm, who has a product called the Nashville Sc3ne. If that made any sense. Who knows. Either the SouthComm vision will take off and this will prove to be the model that lets print media survive into the digital future, or it won't.

Out Of The Old

I cleared out my office a day early, since I know I will be completely swamped tomorrow when the real convergence of SouthComm and the Nashville Scene begins.

The Scene

Will gays and lesbians finally start getting the rights and respect they deserve in Nashville? Stay tuned.

Making Wilford Brimley Proud

Thanks to the no crunchy foods policy breakfast has changed to oatmeal. I thought it would be a chore, I never used to like oatmeal, but I guess my palate has changed because it's been pretty good so far.