Where there's never a lack of broccoli.

Not much new here. I

Not much new here. I picked more radishes from the garden, Sabrina's father has been eating the greens. Some of the radishes have been nice, and others are really scrawny. I'll be surprised if they get any better after this, they've been in there for quite a while, and I doubt they'll grow much more even now that it has thinned out some.

Monday Sabrina and I had a picnic up the street at a little semi-park where there is a historical marker. There are a couple benches and a picnic table looking over a big field. It was a nice enough spot. I found it while I was out jogging one day. Sabrina made lunch and brought it up when I finished my run. She made sandwiches and macaroni salad, and we also had some cherry's for dessert. She used some of the lettuce from my garden in the sandwich too, so that was nice. It's the first bit of it that we've tried. We saw a deer out in the middle of the field a bit before we left. It was too far away to see well, but it was there. I saw one yesterday when I was out jogging too, it crossed the street a ways ahead of me. And we saw one on the way back from dinner tonight at the side of the road. It's been a big week for wildlife I guess.

Only a couple weeks left until I start my glass at Strayer. Hopefully it'll go ok. I've read the first 3 or 4 sections of the text book, and it seems ok. It's a little bit basic, but it has good enough examples and does things in an ok order for learning. It's pretty much all a giant case-study, which is pretty much the only usefull way to learn a database. It just seems corny when you are reading it.