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Ship it and go home!

I have been working on a set of proposals (see Murphy’s Law post on Feb 5), during most waking hours for the past 6 weeks. One of my colleagues led one proposal – it was a great trade whereby I assigned three people to help write it and allocated an evening for reviewing a draft, […]

Susan’s Current Top 5 List

The Soul Town station on Sirius radio. (Can you dig it?) Going for a run on a sunny Sunday afternoon, even if it’s chilly Pastries from the Semi-Sweet Baking Co. on Winter Street Yoga class (I missed this week because I was in DC, but it’s been great) Having a 99% complete proposal draft done

Murphy’s Law applies to proposals

I’ve been working crazy hours writing and assembing a white paper. It is the first of three big proposal/white paper deadlines this month. The good news is that it shipped by noon, and the customer confirmed receipt. This occured after: I successfully chased down 3 updates by 9:30am One of the sections was finished at […]

Finally a bit of snow

We had an all-company meeting on Friday afternoon. (Congrats to Brian Hone for being honored as AIT’s Software Engineer of the year!). Around 6pm as we left the meeting, it appeared to be snowing, but just itty bitty flakes. I went back to the office to work on a paper, and completely forgot about the […]

Celebrations of the week

I made my 2006 sales, funding and profit goals. I know it’s only one year in the scheme of things, and I have more aggressive goals for next year, but I am (for at least a few days) basking in the successful result of a lot of hard work. Talbots has a big sale. I […]

Yoga

I took my very first yoga class today. It is hard to describe. I feel invigorated, but also very relaxed. It definitely required physical effort, but I didn’t break a sweat. I was amazed at how much concentration was required to simultaneously breathe, focus my thoughts, and maintain balance in a physical pose. I knew […]

Running log, 1/6/07

It was 62 degrees when I woke up this morning, and the showers were clearing, so Brian encouraged me to go for a run. It’s really disconcerting to go running in January without wearing any fleece. I was still too hot in a thin long-sleeved shirt and tights. This started out as a normal run, […]