Thursday June 30th, 2022

The exercise:

Write about: a vacation.

Last day of work for a while today. Last day of work in the office for a while longer.

I'm on vacation for the next two weeks, and following that I'll be working remotely for another two weeks. We're heading for Vancouver on Saturday, spending some time visiting and seeing the sights there, and then heading to Vancouver Island on Tuesday to visit my parents and some friends and more sightseeing.

I'll be working remotely from there for the last two weeks of July before we return home for the start of August. Feeling very grateful to be in a position that is allowing for such a long, summertime visit to the Island. Not to mention appreciating that Kat can work online from anywhere as well.

Spending most of Canada Day tomorrow packing and preparing for our departure.

Wednesday June 29th, 2022

The exercise:

Write about: technology.

The background image on the blog randomly decided to stop appearing correctly on my laptop, but the mobile version still works. Haven't been able to figure out how to fix it yet, so I've just gone with an abstract option that looks... fine.

Hopefully will get it sorted out shortly, or at least find an image that I'm happy with. It was probably time to update the look of things around here anyway.

Tuesday June 28th, 2022

The exercise:

Write two haiku about: waterfalls.

Rained real, real hard three times today. The last was the final straw for the roof at work, as water started leaking from the ceiling about ten feet from my desk late afternoon.

Just glad it wasn't directly overhead.

Monday June 27th, 2022

The exercise:

Write about: an association.

Sunday June 26th, 2022

The exercise:

Write about: a day at the beach.

Since it's finally starting to really heat up around here, we took the boys to the beach for part of the afternoon today. Once we were eventually able to find a parking spot.

Saturday June 25th, 2022

The exercise:

Write a four line poem about: pilots.

Friday June 24th, 2022

The exercise:

Write four lines of prose about: patterns.