Today I’m in Dallas, coaching 14 year olds in a volleyball tournament. This is our last travel trip with the team, and this is day 1. Hopefully we get a good draw and have some success.
While I’m wearing earplugs in a large convention center with 1,000 screaming teenage girls, you get to re-read The Changing Nature of Data.
Once again, I’m not home. This time it’s vacation, well, working vacation. I’m in New Orleans to coach a volleyball team at a tournament this weekend. Hopefully I’m not too jet-lagged after my week of Denver-London-Denver-New Orleans travel.
In any case, I thought it appropriate to republish the SQL Twilight Zone. If SQL Server goes away, I’ll pick any other platform. Snowflake sounds interesting now, but Oracle, PosrgreSQL, I’m not particular. I like working with data and helping others do the same.
Maybe I’m actually watching this movie as you read this. After 48 hours in London, I’m heading back to Colorado today.
Actually a little more. I landed at 940a Monday and left at 11:35am today, a whirlwind trip to this amazing city. Not the first time I’ve done it, and likely not the last.
You get to re-read Horrible Bosses as I try to figure out how to get back on a different time zone.
I’m either on a plane somewhere over the Atlantic or on the ground in London as you read this. Hopefully napping before a busy few days. I’m in town for the London Redgate Summit tomorrow, with some prep today, podcast recording, and trying to survive a 48 hour trip to one of my favorite cities in the world.
You get to re-read Understanding a Database today.
