May 23, 2005

Personal:

Back in Grenoble

    By Jack Grant

I've returned to my home away from home, and now I have to go to bed because I have a meeting tomorrow morning at work (NOTE: The timestamp on my weblog is Universal Time Coordinated, or UTC, which is currently 2 hours behind my local time).

Joy... It's a meeting with middle management. Just enough power to hurt you, but not enough power to really make a difference. Just enough technical background to think they are able to ask relevant questions, out of action long enough to need directions to the ticket office for the clue train.

Bloody Hell. I hate these kinds of meetings.

No more posts until tomorrow when I'm through with work. Next weekend looks like an improptu trip to Prague, so I best better get my PC laptop up to speed.

Posted by Jack Grant at 18:20 on 23 May 2005
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Jack,
Can I come?!!!

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