Work day of death, but good

[pphaneuf]

Arrived at the office just before 10am, left just before midnight. After sleeping four hours. Ow. But I got things going, finished that damned merge and I even saw the software release I am leading pass the automated testing for the first time ever. Bugs were resolved, others were filed, arses were kicked (including mine), it's all good.

Going for lunch today, I noticed a travel-oriented bookstore. It was closed when I went in front, but I shall stop tomorrow and see if they have books for people wanting to leave the country permanently, like me.

Ate a nice supper at home. Didn't take it to the computer or anything, I just saw, and just ate supper, at the kitchen table. You'd think I was normal, except of course, it was at 1am.

Will be going to the jazz festival tomorrow, with some crew. That'll be nice, it's been years I haven't been!

Now I'm late for my bedtime again. I'm enticed to say something about spoons, but I'll do it in my own way instead: faites de beaux rêves...

Comments

[andukar.livejournal.com]

What makes you want to leave the country permanantly?

[pphaneuf.livejournal.com]

Europe is where I felt the most at home, so I want to move there.

[andukar.livejournal.com]

Have you been in Europe long enough to feel certain about that? I find it easy to begin to admire a place when visiting, but living there doesn't necessarily engender the same feelings.

[pphaneuf.livejournal.com]

I know what you mean, and I've had more of a "live here" feeling about Europe (about Stuttgart, anyway, Dublin would be okay, but not as good). I also want to do a lot of wandering around over there, and a "base of operations" there is just a good idea. hub_ moved over here without ever setting foot in Canada, so I figure I can only screw up so much.

Plus, I feel daring. ;-)