what do I know

So this morning I woke up and felt like it was gonna be a weird day, but wow I thought I was just kidding myself. I get to work and spend the majority of my day trying to figure out why CFEclipse won’t install correctly on our new developer’s machine only to find out later that other people are randomly getting a similar issue, but no one’s problem is the exactly the same. Each time I check the clock, its lunch, then its time to go. By the end of the day, I still had no solution and realized I should probably step away from the problem.

I then leave the office and I rear-end an Acura MDX coming out of Sandlake Commons … I mean the Honda gremlin’s manipulate the golf cart engine in my Civic to cause my foot to come off the brake and bump a car (true story). So we pull over and I find out she is the personal assistant to one of the Seigel’s that runs the travel portion of CFI, I think. My luck and feeling accomplishment for the day grows. On a side note, we left the accident amicably and everything has since been set in motion to work itself out.

So I get home later than intended, and there is a message on my machine from a recruiter. This is kinda strange since I don’t have my resume out, don’t publish my contact info, and haven’t looked for a job in about a year. In any case, he says “I’m looking for the sarcastic bastard” or something along those lines; he was quoting a comment from my blog … wow. My scope of influence should not reach that far such that people actually talk about what I write. His message actually turned out to be beneficial because he was informally offering the potential for sponsorship of the Adogo (looking forward to working with you and your company Connery).

So long story, longer, I think the universe dealt me a “limbo” day and I need some sleep. Happy birthday baby bro and Seacrest out (oh crap, I’m gonna owe royalties for that).

• When in doubt, let the TSR know they suck
• Thanks to the Acadiana Adobe User Group
• Startup Meeting for the Orlando Adobe Developers User Group
• Sometimes a title isn’t enough
• Some of my realizations about user groups