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I have got an account on Dreamwidth, with the same name, alexandral. I'll try to cross-post for a while, like I did with the great journal. This thing will either die or live - we shall see.
RL is busy. The work is mad - I seem to be doing at least 10 projects at once. One of the big ones is in the "though the fig tree does not blossom" stage, and I can't get hold of the Torex Technical Support people who are actually responsible for the software that is failing all over the place. Please wish it the best : Good Option a) I go to work tomorrow and find the whole Uni has burned down. Good Option b) the sowftware in question behaves itself.
We have booked this years birthday party for Sasha, TOBOGANNING in SNO!zone of Xscape leasure centre. This is apparently a REAL SNOW SLOPE. I have been tempted to try this slope for a couple of years and finally excuse in a form of my daughter's party arrived. I am going to check how real it is. :D
The picture below is from the Sno!zone website. The snow looks real, I must say! I need to find out what the process is - do they export it from Himalayas?
RL is busy. The work is mad - I seem to be doing at least 10 projects at once. One of the big ones is in the "though the fig tree does not blossom" stage, and I can't get hold of the Torex Technical Support people who are actually responsible for the software that is failing all over the place. Please wish it the best : Good Option a) I go to work tomorrow and find the whole Uni has burned down. Good Option b) the sowftware in question behaves itself.
We have booked this years birthday party for Sasha, TOBOGANNING in SNO!zone of Xscape leasure centre. This is apparently a REAL SNOW SLOPE. I have been tempted to try this slope for a couple of years and finally excuse in a form of my daughter's party arrived. I am going to check how real it is. :D
The picture below is from the Sno!zone website. The snow looks real, I must say! I need to find out what the process is - do they export it from Himalayas?
