I'm Baaaaaack!

Nov. 17, 2009

This blog has been fairly quiet since October 8th. That's because I decided that I needed some time off to get my head back together-- and to quit being sick too-- and try to deal with the hard reality that I've lost someone very special.

Handling the minutiae of somebody's estate is hard. But I have found out something very interesting. I now know why most men die before their wives do. It's so that their wives can handle all the paperwork!

This blog has been fairly quiet since October 8th. That's because I decided that I needed some time off to get my head back together-- and to quit being sick too-- and try to deal with the hard reality that I've lost someone very special.

Handling the minutiae of somebody's estate is hard. But I have found out something very interesting. I now know why most men die before their wives do. It's so that their wives can handle all the paperwork!

In the next few days, I'll have a lot of things to say about a lot of things. I have stuff to write about ISA and its travails. I have stuff to write about the future of automation, and I have stuff to write about the world of Control

I'm glad you're still here.

Walt

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