Weekend

[lnr]

As rjk has said elsewhere the weekend was good, but the trip back was appalling. Leaving him with only 20 mins turnaround once we got home before he had to be heading out to interview at nCipher. This is not really condusive to lack of stress unfortunately. We did have a lovely time and lots of nice food in France however, and once we've calmed down again we'll probably deem the whole thing to have been a success.

BTW if anyone has a spare LJ invite code there's a friend of mine looking for one.

Comments

[lnr]

Goodness, that was a quick response, thanks. Invite code no longer needed.

[lnr]

So can anyone else who reads that! Are you sure you wanted to post it in a comment with no access restrictions? I've already sent a different one to my friend.

[simonb.livejournal.com]

Very true; ick - its a Monday after all. I've deleted the comment.

Thank you!

[(Anonymous)]

Just a quick Ta! to LNR, Simes and the anonymous third party, whose code I actually borrowed....

Can someone pass me the several tuits I actually need in order to start filling my LJ, please?

Re: Thank you!

[lnr]

Are you going to tell me what the username is then, rather than being anonymouse?

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[daneel-olivaw.livejournal.com]

Sorry, the confirmation email got caught in my spam-filter at home, so I was only able to activate the account this morning.

Is this better?

*hug*

Re: Thank you!

[lnr]

*grin* cool.

Where's the username originate?

Re: Thank you!

[ewx.livejournal.com]

Isaac Asimov's fictional plot-directing robot l-)

Re: Thank you!

[lnr]

I thought it was familiar, though I've not read much Asimov, I keep wondering if I should get round to reading the Robots stuff.

Re: Thank you!

[daneel-olivaw.livejournal.com]

Yes, throw the Foundation saga in the bin (esp. the later ones, and most especially the very late, deperately trying to tie the various timelines together before he dies, ones) and read the robot stuff instead.

Daneel, for a more useful response than ... ah, rjk's, is a robot that outwardly appears perfectly human. Why I would choose this is left as an exercise for the reader.

And besides, montag was taken. ;)