• Since I'm walking distance from Google now, I should see who I know over there who might want to share a table for lunch.

  • Hitting the home stretch on writing my part of Professional JavaScript Frameworks. The first half or so went pretty well, but the last month or so has brought a legendary number of disruptions. I'm hoping to write about them all soon.

  • Once finished with the book, I hope to have a brief period of getting my shit together before starting to do serially enthusiastic things again.

  • I'm also yak shaving and procrastinating a bit in this home stretch, trying to think of sufficiently interesting things to say about what's been happening with me and what it feels like to be a newbie at Mozilla.

  • There's a lot of awesome here at Mozilla that's making me feel the need to step up again.

  • More stuff I want to do things with:

    • OpenID
    • OAuth
    • AtomPub

  • Been reading Let's Tell a Story Together. Here's a goal: Complete at least one work of interactive fiction per month.

  • Wondering if scheduling some serial enthusiasms with deadlines over the summer and fall might help me get some interesting things done. Like:

    • July:
      • Record a limited run podcast, say 10 episodes or so.
      • Build something with OpenID, OAuth, and AtomPub
      • Write up the experience of building the above.
    • August:
      • Compose a work of interactive fiction
      • Write up the experience of building the above.
      • Write a few serial short stories
    • September:
      • Revisit podcasting? Podcast the serial stories?
      • Write up the experience of building the above.

  • Be careful using images hosted on my site. You might get nipples.

Metabucket

  • Still haven't pushed this thing live anywhere yet.
  • Still talking to myself and wibbling over format.
    • Should an <hr /> indicate a new entry? What about an <h1>?
  • Want to spend some time giving this thing a bit of style.
    • No more Times New Roman.
    • Narrow column width.
  • Really need to implement comments in Markdown to hide my Vim modeline.

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