Early that morning I wrote that Nicole and
I drove to BART the day before I wrote this.
We had been playing words with friends.
We went to a café and met Nicole’s sister Claire. I read the paper. I thought that she was nice. We walked around the Mission for Sunday
Streets. We looked at bikes and
fashion. We looked at typewriters. We visited Deeps house and looked at Public’s
bike shop. We ate at Little Chihuahua
and ended up at the South American Bar.
Nicole and I played Words with friends after that at her place for a
while and later had dinner in Bayhill.
Next morning I got up at 4 and rode to
BART. I took a long nap and ate what
Nicole had given me. I stopped at
Starbucks near Pleasant Hill BART. At
work I checked email. David had sent me
some work to do over the weekend.
I started looking at the queries at
around eight. I wrote a lot of
information about stuff that was very specific to Barlow’s equation in Gas
View. I believe that I was writing a lot
down as people were standing nearby talking.
By nine I am looking for stuf to eliminate from the query I am building. I also had to reread a bunch of emails that
David sent because I hadn’t fully understood them. This redirected my efforts in query
development and also caused me to asked David for more direction.
By 11 I was building up a list of stuff
that shouldn’t be included in my query.
I eventually had a tabulation of lengths to show David. I think that I was using Gas View to do much
of it. There were many references to
Access in my notes but clearly these items had yet to be created. By the end of the day I had settled into
using Excel to do my query instead of Gasview because it was easier.
This is series chronicles my life at regular intervals. This Memo series is meant to be a retrospective of
what I have written and experienced. In each of these posts I use my notes in
conjunction with memory, mementos and souvenirs to create a snap shot of my
life.
