worked till about 23:00 last night. was enjoying it all the time, a first, at least a first in quite a few years. i heard about this book that is supposed really get you all worked up and excited about programming, too bad i am such a lazy reader.
the app got pretty far last night, and should hopefully be completed somewhere next week. i have realised and reconfirmed it last night. the estiamted time needed to complete a project can easily be calculated by taking the projected time, multiplying it by the amount of people working on the project and deducting the amount you get paid for it. which usually is not much, or at least not as much as one would like it to be.
weekend suddenly popped up and i am still not sure whether one weekend would be enough. i am however still thriving on the weird and wonderful feeling from last week. solitary in it's best, suffering as good as it gets. i think everyone needs a time like that every now and then. kind of a little bit of what the army used to do to a person. the reason why most of todays men, and women, are so turning out as weird "expressions or art statements". whatever they want to call it to justify their utter mindlessness. dressing up as a woman or coloring your hair pink. who cares? realize you have issues!!
did not get mad or even slightly worked up writing that paragraph, my first step to becomming a sane memeber of society, not that anything like that is possible to anyone of the so called society. last week really did make a difference in my life.
am planning on a trip to mokopane, the old potgietersrus for a bit of climbing. have not climbed any vertical rock sine may i think it was....may or april. i want some good granite under my aching fingers with a good couple death meters below me. need to get the heart racing again, would make the perfect blend after last week.
would probably be working on the project again saturday night, but i thought it good to spend some time controlling again as well. there is an event saturday, i get the strange feeling of dejavu, and up pops the idea that i have blogged this before, maybe yesterday.
spoke to matt again this morning, the little guy from canada that is madly in love with this sa girl. he seems to have the most amazing imagination, really hit my humour nerves right on this morning with his idea of a perfect life. flying for saa locally, living in capetown and be home early enough to bang his lovely wife after or before eating her gournet cooking. a while ago he said that he is sure one of his favourite quotes would be "great landing captain wadham" - go on sir, live in your dream, it is one of the best places to be
the argument in the cubicle next to me is pretty loud now. marketing division doing what he is best at. selling ideas, but he has targeted the wrong victim, development department. you can't sell more work to anyone, no matter how well it gets sugar coated. no pay, no work. the guy seems to have a more than valid point though. and the guys are starting to fall for it, but i am sure that it would get discussed again when he has left, his points would be regarded as valid, and sometimes even brilliant, the right way to go, the thing to do. but would soon be scrapped as something that either can't be done now (and be postponed to an infinite date), moved to the wish-list of release 2 (which would never come, since release one would never get released) or just get nodded at, and forgotten about. if all these fail, the boss would come back and say no, it won't work.
i am slightly concerned about the weather, more precisly the temperature of the mokopane weekend. t has got a good point, we did freeze last time, around the same time of year. but i tend to think we are better prepared this time round. much better.
received a few pics of the quest, but not enouh to get a nice tr going. although i mightbe waiting forever, as i would not be happy if i can not have pics of places i want to wrote about, which does not exist, as i never even swa the camera guy.....nice guy tho
argument stopped now and marketing left. amidst the normal stating and restating of the obvious, there was actually another outcome, that i failed to mention. this outcome is based on the light shed upon a subject, reflecting sharply into other dark areas and ultimately hitting an individual or group of people against the head, causing them to "see the light". the blame for it not being there in the first place now needs to be shifted to someone else. management. why did they not envisage this? they need more insight from the industry side... (and then stating the obvious a bit: "we need to stop doing demo's all over and start selling products", then restating the obvious: "we will never get a product out by continueing like this"). now all are eager to get this thing right, have the best intentions, and wait (or rely) on management to come and crush the snow ball before it gets too far. at this point a few obvious things again gets stated and restated. largely to prevent people from thinking to far too fast and loosing track. this happens often to some nations in our country, which is abruptly anounced by a dumb expression the "eish" or "haow" sound.
society -
an extended social group having a distinctive cultural and economic organization