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Teryl!! *bounce*
Oct. 19th, 2005 05:55 pmWolf sent out a mailing today including details of SG-11 next November. Leaving aside completely the fact that I didn't think they'd run another, who do you think is the guest they've announced?
Why, yes, it is Teryl Rothery *BFG*
Um, is anyone out there remotely interesting in attending this event? *cringes* I know that I said no more SG cons, but...
I am so weak and shallow.
Of course, I had to pop over to the Wolf site to see whether there had been any more guest details for SG-10 and happened to notice that Neil Denis is now scheduled to appear (aw) and they've obviously been listening to![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
yragg because Alex Zahara is also on the list. No Teryl though. Not that I was hoping for that or anything...
Ahem.
Third day and still not dead. Got to do a bit of SQL programming and some analysis today, which I enjoyed - most interesting day so far. Still can't get myself excited about the stuff that I'm analysing, but I did enjoy writing some nice, moderately complex SQL. I even got some nice "aha's" from the guy keeping an eye on me because I'd aliased the incredibly long table names and used some neat code. Aren't I the geek?
Why, yes, it is Teryl Rothery *BFG*
Um, is anyone out there remotely interesting in attending this event? *cringes* I know that I said no more SG cons, but...
I am so weak and shallow.
Of course, I had to pop over to the Wolf site to see whether there had been any more guest details for SG-10 and happened to notice that Neil Denis is now scheduled to appear (aw) and they've obviously been listening to
yragg because Alex Zahara is also on the list. No Teryl though. Not that I was hoping for that or anything...Ahem.
Third day and still not dead. Got to do a bit of SQL programming and some analysis today, which I enjoyed - most interesting day so far. Still can't get myself excited about the stuff that I'm analysing, but I did enjoy writing some nice, moderately complex SQL. I even got some nice "aha's" from the guy keeping an eye on me because I'd aliased the incredibly long table names and used some neat code. Aren't I the geek?
