Yesterday December 18, 2007, we had a trip to Hart. The point of the trip was for Keith to tell the Moldflow team that I would be the IT person that would be working with them. Keith explained how it was going to work, what the reason for doing it was, and so on. While up there I had a few people I wanted to talk to, we rode with Stuart and Mike, who were replacing phones. After the Moldflow meeting, everyone I needed to talk to were out to lunch, so I helped Mike and Stuart out a little. When Keith was done with his meeting with Jim, he asked where Paul sat, having to talk to Paul myself, I walked Keith over to Paul’s desk. Paul was out to lunch so we went up to the front office to wait.
After lunch, I found Paul and talked to him about Keith wanting to talk to him, and that I had some questions. So he was going to put coat at his desk and meet us in the front office. Garry who was with Paul when I found him, explained that he had not yet had a chance to meet Keith and would I introduce him. Garry explained how much he liked working with me, and how once we got past our roadblocks the program went so fast and was so much more then he had ever expected. He then left and Keith and I joked about Garry being one of the roadblocks. Garry hung around; I personal couldn’t figure it out. So Paul showed up and Garry, Paul, Keith and I talked for a minute. Paul then said “Well lets go have a seat.” Paul and Garry left I moved so Keith could go and he asked if I was coming. I asked “Am I invited?” Keith then says “I don’t have a problem talking about you in front of you.”
So we get in to the small conf. room, and Paul starts to explain why we are there. He explained that he called Keith telling him that he want to let him know what a great job I am doing. Then they talked about they wanted to do some to show me that they really appreciate what I have done, and I am still doing. Keith explained that he wanted Paul and Garry to be there to tell me how much the enjoy working with me. I could not stop smiling. I received a card wroth $50, for my great work. It was really nice not just only to hear that people appreciate my work, but it was really nice to know that Keith knows that people like my work. I am still pretty geeked about the whole thing.
Then to top it off, Scott P. sent Keith an email, without telling me, about how much he likes my work. What makes me feel so good about it all, is the fact that I didn’t send the stuff to Keith, like every one else. People have sought Keith out…. Just to tell him how much they like working with me… It really was the boost I needed.
Thursday, December 20, 2007
Thursday, December 13, 2007
Ganked up Ghetto house.
So I pull into the driveway last night to find my awning lying in the middle of my driveway. The wires from the light that use to be attached to the house, just hanging out in the rain / snow. So I drive around it, put my truck in the garage, and start to figure out what the heck I am going to do now. I know the awning has to be moved, so I get all ready to move this heavy awning, and almost throw it across the driveway.
It is crazy light. So I just drag it to the garage. Standing there looking in the garage, I realize there is no place to put it in there. So I move it over by the deck, and try to push it out of the way. As I look at it, I realize the light fixture is still attached, no damage, and the light bulb is still in it, not damaged. I now have to get out the ladder so I can cover the bare wires that are hanging out it the snow. I go in and get electrical tape, scissors and all ready and realized there is no bare wires just an open plug.
I am quite relived that it is just a plug not as much damage as I thought, it could have caused a much bigger problem if it has been wires. I get the plug all covered and start looking at how it was attached, and it was screwed in to the house in only three places, I am surprised it stayed on this long. Now my house looks like this ganked up ghetto house. They sided the house about the awning so there is now just bare wood and the wire…. It looks so bad….
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