> Hi all my friends who have email accounts! Hi there!
> Well, now the end of term is here, so I've just finished my last exam > and now I'm off into pastures afresh to do some long-awaited lolling > around (which is really no different to what I've been doing anyway, > but who's counting?) Some guys have all the luck. Look who has to work this summer to earn som hard cash? :) Well, I recon' I can manage to squec some lolling into my schedule too..... > I'll come in occasionally to check my email, so don't be afraid to > drop me a line. That's cool 'cus then I have something to discuss. > What I am to be doing this summer: > > Writing software for people. Hopefully I should knock out about 3 or > 4 major bits and bobs, including Comms Terminal software, a Defender > clone, a Disc-Operating system and maybe a few demos. Just what I want to discuss :) BTW: Does anybody have an idea for a project I can code on this summer and the autum? I'm sorta looking for inspiration. > Writing articles for people. With a bit of luck, I'll have a job as a > freelancer somewhere. At worst, I'll send off some articles and see > what sticks. > > Finishing writing my book. By the time I'm back it should be > finished. I aim to have it with a publisher by October 1st, in time > for my next term :) This'll mean it's out in the shops for Xmas. > > I'll also be revising all the stuff I did this year in the hope of > bolstering my knowledge... if I've messed up these exams, it's > probably due to a combination of events which have happened this > year, which I won't go into detail about, but it was all pretty icky. > > And also, if time permits I might try to design some hardware, start > learning a new language, go to the Lake District for a weekend and > basically mellow out. With a bit of luck I will get to visit the love > of my life (or she will come over here), although that's just me > being me and assuming that (a) this is a perfect world and (b) the > distance isn't as far as it really is. Is it here the Chicago bit is coming in? I'll have mine one up in eh.. 9 days and 11 hours :) > Anyway, this is Simon Cooke, not really signing off for the summer, > saying bye for now. bbfn..but brb :) > Hugs, > Si Oh, Si!!!!! *blush* -- * Frode Tennebo * It's better to live life in * * email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] * wealth and die poor, than live * * phone: +47 712 57716 * life in poverty and die rich. * * snail: Parkv. 31, 6400 Molde, NORWAY * -Frode Tennebo*
