Tacking into the Love of the Work

 

This weekend a friend posted this article: How to Be a ‘Woman Programmer'
http://www.nytimes.com/2013/05/19/opinion/sunday/how-to-be-a-woman-programmer.html?smid=fb-share&_r=0

As I've posted before, I believe IT is a great career for women but there are definitely an elitist aspect that can mingle with sexism. 

More importantly in the IT industry you get to work with brilliant people that wear their passion for technology on their sleeves.   I am missing one of my colleagues, today, John Camelon, and his passion for software engineering and software engineers.   John built trust and confidence in those he worked with.   His team also produced good code.  

"What will save you is tacking into the love of the work, into the desire that brought you there in the first place. This creates a suspension of time, opens a spacious room of your own in which you can walk around and consider your response." - From How to Be a ‘Woman Programmer'

And yes John I am "time traveling to 2pm" in my email today!!
Ginny 

Farmers Market - May 18, 2012

We are not doing a CSA this year so Alan has promised me that we will go to the Farmer's Market every Saturday after the YMCA. 

Gorgeous Day right before the storms came in.  I went alone and bought $30

• Strawberries
• Carrots
• Cilantro 
• Parsley 
• Spinach 
• Walnut Wheatberry Bread 
• Bacon 

It is a a Wonderful World

Today I received wonderful news which I hope will lead to a dream come true.  It is still too early to know what the possibilities are but I am happy and hopeful and full of anticipation.

I am blessed by God and grateful for the wonderful world he has provided.