Fort Bridger
Here's Loyal Reader Number Two at Fort Bridger, near Lyman, Wyoming. It was an interesting tour that day.
America held hostage, day one million and seven. No internet on the train. Sadly, nobody from ACE is a Loyal Reader, so my plaintive cries don't carry any weight. Maybe I should stop complaining. Nah.
Busy day today for meetings. I was in a conference room from 10:00 until 2:00. It'll be even busier tomorrow, though. Let's just check my calendar here . . . Okay, I'm back. 9:00 to 1:00, 1:30 to 2:30, and 3:30 to 4:00. I guess that's not so bad, is it?
Short post today. I have my first 8:30 PEC meeting this evening. There's not much time to compute beforehand and I need to go to bed afterwards. Besides, I'm pretty much working, commuting, eating, computing, and sleeping this week; so there's not much to write about.
Here's one thing, though - the company has a Macintosh club that holds a monthly meeting. This month's meeting is on the 14th from 4:30 to 6:30. The subject is iMovie - how to work it, presumably. Here's the big question for my Loyal Readers: should I go? I've already created a couple of iMovies, so I at least know the basics already. Will they go beyond the basics? Is there anything useful there for me to learn? Is it a productive use of my scarce free time? Loyal Reader Number Four has an Enrichment meeting that night, so she won't care much whether I'm home on time or not. Besides, I'll bet I wouldn't be home much later than usual if I start the drive home at 6:30. So what's your opinion?
My (much) older sister's birthday is on Friday. Sadly, she's not a Loyal Reader, so she's ineligible for our usual hearty Morrowlife birthday wishes. I hope she has a nice day anyway.
See you tomorrow.
posted by Michael at 10:15 PM
1 Comments:
That's brutal - hitting that poor duck from behind with a baseball bat. (If you're wondering what the heck I'm talking about, fellow Loyal Readers, look at the last link.) Seriously, there should be a law against that or something.
Anyway, back on topic, it's an extremely hard guess as to whether or not you should attend the class. Either it will be fascinating and informative and you will learn a million things about iMovie, or you will be bored to tears and wish you had never gone. My guess is that there is no middle road. Is there any way you can try to meet one of the group / find out more before the meeting?
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