RSSSummer is here.
Things have been pretty busy for the past month or so and as such I’ve decided to take a quick jaunt to Kelowna. Family and friends there so it’s a good opportunity to relax and unwind.
Although it looks like the west coast rain we got this week is going to be following me inland. Here’s hoping that we see a return to the mid 35 degree celsius weather.
For the first time in awhile, the plan is to leave the laptop behind and completely unplug. We’re in the midst of some interesting conversations surrounding project resources so it’s a good opportunity to get away. With any luck, when I get back to the office next week I’ll be able to switch right back into new product development mode and have a (small) team of developers to help me out.
Cheers.
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Jul 30th, 2008 at 1:34 pm
you shoulda brought your Wii…. how long till you get bumped to the bottom of the Strikers pyramid?