See, I have three “defined” tasks at work that need to get done by April 15.

One, I finished yesterday. Finally.

The second is well on it’s way to completion, and hopefully will be done next week sometime. I’m just diving into the third now. Making sure we understand the requirements, finalizing the design, getting stuff reviewed, and actually coding it.

Apart from work, Abby is getting her wisdom teeth out today. Heh. Been there, done that. Hope the procedure and healing process go well for her.

Let’s see, what else can I talk about? I signed up for blockbuster online about a month ago now, and I’m really liking it. Much cheaper than actually going and renting movies. The turnaround time is really quick - if I put a movie out on the mailbox Tuesday I’ll have the next one on either Thursday or Friday. Because I’m allowed to have three movies out at a time, this means that if I were to watch one every day and put in in the mail the next day, I would still have the other two movies out to watch the following days until another one arrived. So yeah, it becomes a constant flow of movies. I don’t watch movies every day, I just used that to show what I could do!

Abby and I are also watching Band of Brothers right now, and it’s incredible. I can’t even imagine going through what those guys had to go through. I recommend it to anyone wanting a true-to-life depiction of war in those times.

Copied from IMDB:

Band of Brothers follows Easy-company from their training in England, through D-Day, the rest of France (including Bastogne), Holland (including operation Market Garden), Germany and Austria. This story is shown to us in ten different episodes. Every episode starts with the real men from Easy-company telling about their experiences and ends with a short written update of Easy-company. Between beginning and ending of episodes one of the best things I have seen on screen is presented to us.

And now, back to work!