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Day 20,247

Good evening to any and all reading this, especially any grandchild or descendant that happens to stumble upon the rantings of the old guy. The old guy being me, Grampa Bob. Today was kind of a special day. It was my last day at Centriq, a place I’ve called my professional home for almost sixteen …

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Day 20,246

It’s Wednesday night, and stuff is starting to get real. I’ve got my hotel booked, and my airfare booked. I’ve made an appointment to have lunch with my manager on Monday. I fly back next Friday. It’s all a matter of trying to figure out what will happen on Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday. I have …

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Day 20,245

Hey, gang! To all of my future grandchildren and anyone else that takes the time to read what I write, today was a day. I can tell the world that after 16 years with a great training center, Centriq, I have accepted an offer and will be assuming a new career as an Azure Technical …

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Day 20,244

Yeah, it’s a Monday night in rural Douglas County. Not a whole lot to report tonight. Somethings are changing. Some things will likely be the same tomorrow as they are today. Yeah, I know, kind of a boring day. Hoped to have some new and interesting news to share, but alas, I’ll have to wait …

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Day 20,243

It’s Sunday night in rural Douglas County, and I am stuffed. The whole family went over to Kobe Steakhouse for a teppenyaki dinner, and we all ate our fill. At this point, we’re just riding out the evening until bedtime. It’s Lisa’s and my 23rd wedding anniversary. It’s been a wonderful day. Lot’s of time …

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Day 20,242

Saturday in the country. Gracie’s dog is now sleeping on the couch, the floor of the living room littered with the debris left behind in his latest spree of dog bed destruction. It could be worse. Fluff is easier to pick up than dog poop. Lisa had a talk this morning on campus, so I …

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Day 20,241

It has been an interesting day for the old man living in rural Douglas County. The snow has been falling most of the day, and the temperatures outside never got over twenty degrees. We have a nice little fire going in the woodburning stove. I had a wonderful dinner with Gracie over a Fuzz’s Tacos …

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Day 20,240

After a high in the 50’s, the temperatures are dropping in rural Douglas County, and snow is expected tomorrow and likely over the weekend as well. I might need to get out to pick up a few groceries tomorrow in anticipation of the weather. I’m not sleeping very well at the moment. Too many things …

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Day 20,239

It’s a Wednesday night, and we’re back from Dane’s band concert, relaxing in the living room watching my favorite bladesmithing competition, “Forged in Fire” on the History Channel. They’re making some wild-looking ridged Indian blade with a ridge on either side of the blade. It’s been busy for me around the house, lots of reading …

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Day 20,238

It’s a pretty balmy, near-50-degree day in rural Douglas County, and I’m think we might celebrate Taco Tuesday in the traditional fashion. Spent the majority of the day with my nose focused on the computer screen. Items to read, exercises to go through, fields to fill out. Fairly typical for an IT guy, I guess. …

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