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Black Friday Wishes
It’s traditionally Black Friday in the US today, with big sales kicking off the Christmas season. This year, many companies have taken different approaches, with the pandemic and separation. Plenty of online training from SQL experts has been on sale … Continue reading
Thanksgiving 2020
Today is Thanksgiving in the US. I wrote a bit yesterday about my thanks at work, but today I want to just say that I’m grateful my family is healthy and we can mostly be together. My oldest is in … Continue reading
Finding Thanks
Tomorrow is Thanksgiving in the US. While my family often gives thanks to each other over a big meal in the afternoon, I know plenty of people that make it a point to post about something that they are grateful … Continue reading
The Spookiest Year
Last Halloween I was in Chicago, in one of the biggest cities in the US visiting a customer. This was near the end of a very busy travel year, where I’d been to England 5 times, Australia twice, and was … Continue reading