This week at ADB, Inc., 20-26 December 2009
Steve Cole reports:
It was Christmas week, but no less busy for it. The weather remained cool or cold all week, with a brief snow flurry on Wednesday.
My big project for the week was F&E 2010, and I added all of the rulings for all of the Captain's Logs. This was very tedious work, keeping track of what I did.
I also did one page of Captain's Log #41 and Petrick did quite a bit of work on that project.
I sent the first four ships from Hydran Attack to FC On Line: Hydran Ranger, LDR NCA, Lyran CL, Klingon F5W.
Eric got a lot of stuff added to the website.
Leanna and Mike were buried in the huge number of mail orders this week, but Leanna managed to call the cleaning crew for the first monthly cleaning in six months.
Work progressed on the addition to our home. The framing crew got the walls and roof on, so we had an (empty) shell the size and shape of the eventual addition by Christmas Eve.
Christmas was low-key but nice. Leanna and I had dinner with what's left of my family (discounting deaths and people who moved away or got self-absorbed and refused to eat with the rest of us). Petrick, who had been sick most of the week, had dinner alone.
The last two days of the week saw the building excitement of Jean's arrival (due on the 27th). She phoned in along her travel route with reports of her adventures.
It was Christmas week, but no less busy for it. The weather remained cool or cold all week, with a brief snow flurry on Wednesday.
My big project for the week was F&E 2010, and I added all of the rulings for all of the Captain's Logs. This was very tedious work, keeping track of what I did.
I also did one page of Captain's Log #41 and Petrick did quite a bit of work on that project.
I sent the first four ships from Hydran Attack to FC On Line: Hydran Ranger, LDR NCA, Lyran CL, Klingon F5W.
Eric got a lot of stuff added to the website.
Leanna and Mike were buried in the huge number of mail orders this week, but Leanna managed to call the cleaning crew for the first monthly cleaning in six months.
Work progressed on the addition to our home. The framing crew got the walls and roof on, so we had an (empty) shell the size and shape of the eventual addition by Christmas Eve.
Christmas was low-key but nice. Leanna and I had dinner with what's left of my family (discounting deaths and people who moved away or got self-absorbed and refused to eat with the rest of us). Petrick, who had been sick most of the week, had dinner alone.
The last two days of the week saw the building excitement of Jean's arrival (due on the 27th). She phoned in along her travel route with reports of her adventures.
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