Many, many thanks to all you wonderful
people who sent me birthday well wishes yesterday. I had a delighful day, my best
birthday in years. I could feel the love from y'all. The Net brings together people
with diverse backgrounds, even in these times of stress. We all want the same things
— peace, acceptance and freedom to be who we are.
Speaking of acceptance, here's how
far I will go in support of the spirit of community diversity. I actually let an Arab
man hold my testicles in his hand yesterday, on my birthday. Now, before you think
I've gone completely off my rocker, he is my new endocrinologist and it was just
part of a normal glandular exam. Still. What have you done for diversity today?
On a sadder note, one of
my sweetest friends had
to say goodbye to a lifelong friend this week. It's been hard for me to comment — I
went through the same tough situation myself this summer and I know exactly what
she is feeling. She gave me great comfort during that trying time, so I offer the
same to her. Clarity, serenity, fond memories, and a loving future.
Another one of those nice binary days.
Did you know I have been selected as a potential candidate for a free listing in the
2001 Edition of the International Executive Guild Registry? Since inclusion can be
considered recognition of my career position and professionalism, I have been evaluated
in keeping with high standards of individual achievement. In light of this, the
International Executive Guild thinks that I may make an interesting biographical
subject. Imagine that.
I knew before I even started it was
going to happen. Placing my resume online for all to see would increase spam. I just
had no idea to what extent. My daily allotment of spam has jumped from about 20/day
to near triple that in the past couple weeks. So, thank you spamscum. I'm delighted
you sent your despicable spambots on their unerring search for more potential suckers.
One would think, though, if I'm looking for a job it probably isn't likely I have
extra money to spend on garbage.
Computer Operations Management:
where proven strengths in perception of requirements, observation of results, analysis
of trends, and problem solving combined with expertise in systems administration will
contribute to streamlined and effective service, as well as increased productivity and
profitability.
