Mom and dad are very optimistic about Edda. We think she is strong and eager to learn, not afraid of falling and failing which are important ingredients. We are hopeful that all she needs are a lot of love, care, encouragement and helping hands along the way.
Keep working and interacting with her definitely will help.
Well the Broomball Party was a smashing success! We all went at Midnight last Friday to the ice rink where we slipped and fell for an hour on the ice. Everyone got super sore and bruised up. Larry’s girlfriend had these gigantic bruises on both elbows and both knees.
I was sore, and it was a weekend of just riding since Ted was up for the weekend. We actually had just come back from a night ride, so I was wearing my cycling bibs underneath my clothes.
That’s Pauli about the receive the ball, and Hasnain is in the foreground in brown and Larry’s off the the right in the jeans and black jacket.
I found this to be highly amusing.
Mom and Dad 🙂
Doris, I am thinking about to mail my cell phone to you. Would you please let me know the address and mail it to you? I hope you can see this message.
Whatever. I’m a bit pissed off at people here. Right now our tech effort is pretty much a sham. I understand that Stanford’s a jolly place to work that’s not a lot of high stress or whatever. We can smile and laugh and be happy with each other, but in the end, we’ll have crappy ass code to show for it.
People want this system to be well respected and trusted to hold their most valuble data and yet it seems like nobody wants to even write test cases for their code. We make guidelines that are so vague that it doesn’t help us out, and we pat people on the back and say “well done!”. It’s maddening.
We have a chance to make something really really good. exceptionally good. We have a chance to define everything. Software stacks, methodologies, architecture. And yet people are half assing it.
I definitely like the lifestyle of working at here, but it seriously makes me question whether I can stay here long term or not.
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Jeremy and Edda trying out the backpack!
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By video games. Please, leave me alone with this wonderful thing. I can not break free.
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Vince and Jeremy trying out the backpack.
Lemme say that I know it’s a waste of money, and that I’d rather do other things in life, but I’m buying a Nintendo Revolution when it comes out. I’ve just found out that the Revolution will emulate the old Sega Genesis System. Can you say all the old games we used to play like Alex Kidd and Space Harrier? mmmmmmm