In suspense about the Saturday final exam? I was. Didn't know what to expect and was a little nervous. It was just like exams when I was in school full time. Some memories would be ok to forget. I did fine, but I'm not sure if I did excellent. It would be nice to do excellent. Regardless, the course was fun and I filled my brain with worthwhile stuff. Hopefully look good on a resume, too.

Class is over, back to our regular programming schedule. Opps, the class was part of the regular schedule. I just couldn't resist using that line. *grin*. The plan was: Take a breather, take a class, take a vacation. Items one and two - check. Item three - Have some people I've been promising to visit for a long time. Since it's usually considered bad form to accept a position and immediately bugger off on vacation, I need to get this done before the serious job hunting! If you're going to get laid off, definitely hope for late spring/early summer.

In the "Things That Make You Go D'oh Department":
The email link will now deliver a message to the Mundane Dragon himself, not some mail daemon who's favourite song is "Return to Sender" by Elvis. I obviously didn't test this change and I've given myself a very stern talking to. While I've promised this will never happen again I'm not sure if I should believe me so have decided to keep a close eye on myself for the next little while.

Finished:
Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone, by J.K. Rowling
Fortunes of War, by Stephen Coonts
Organizing from the Inside Out, by Julie Morgenstern

Started:
I Could Do Anything If I Only Knew What It Was, by Barbara Sher
The Procrastinator's Handbook, by Rita Emmett