it's been a long day
May. 1st, 2004 10:00 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
slipstreamsurfrup early this morning.
had to go in to work and finish up the migration on the companies Internet connection to the new T1. That and try to repair an exchange message store. That didnt really repair so we'll end up living with a problem probably until early next year...
out about 1:30 or so and came home, continued to work via remote vpn into the office and watched watched Underworld. Good movie. I liked how they linked the vampires and werewolfs. Nicely done and nicely set up for a sequel. Does anybody know if they are going to make one?
Still thinking about school and which way to turn on my path. Good news is that I haven't changed my schedule for the summer now for just about 2 weeks now.
Bad news is that I'm still working out how to make everythign fit together in life... But somehow, I believe that this is just something that everyone does all the time. There is no one set answer, there is no one set solution. It's ment to be a work in progress. The most important thing is just move. Don't let yourself become trapped by indecision. By not making a choice, by not moving one way or the other, paths close off to you. So I guess that in a way, dithering constantly about what to do next is that trap I fall into most. Put the dithering aside, make the choice, move forward. Even if you decide to do something different in the future, don't regret the past choices. My grandmother once told me that everything we do, everything we learn, everything we see and hea shapes us. It prepares us for what is to come. That as long as you are doing something, then you haven't made a bad choice. The only bad choice is allow yourself to become paralized by fear and indecision about the future.
Well, I think I'm going to head off and do a little reading before bed. Dan Brown's "Digital Fortress." So far, it's not a bad book. Check it out if you can find a cheap copy.
had to go in to work and finish up the migration on the companies Internet connection to the new T1. That and try to repair an exchange message store. That didnt really repair so we'll end up living with a problem probably until early next year...
out about 1:30 or so and came home, continued to work via remote vpn into the office and watched watched Underworld. Good movie. I liked how they linked the vampires and werewolfs. Nicely done and nicely set up for a sequel. Does anybody know if they are going to make one?
Still thinking about school and which way to turn on my path. Good news is that I haven't changed my schedule for the summer now for just about 2 weeks now.
Bad news is that I'm still working out how to make everythign fit together in life... But somehow, I believe that this is just something that everyone does all the time. There is no one set answer, there is no one set solution. It's ment to be a work in progress. The most important thing is just move. Don't let yourself become trapped by indecision. By not making a choice, by not moving one way or the other, paths close off to you. So I guess that in a way, dithering constantly about what to do next is that trap I fall into most. Put the dithering aside, make the choice, move forward. Even if you decide to do something different in the future, don't regret the past choices. My grandmother once told me that everything we do, everything we learn, everything we see and hea shapes us. It prepares us for what is to come. That as long as you are doing something, then you haven't made a bad choice. The only bad choice is allow yourself to become paralized by fear and indecision about the future.
Well, I think I'm going to head off and do a little reading before bed. Dan Brown's "Digital Fortress." So far, it's not a bad book. Check it out if you can find a cheap copy.
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Date: 2004-05-01 08:29 pm (UTC)I'm not sure if they are making a sequel or not. I'd go see it, if they did.