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Before I write about my fabulous day, I want to first share a couple photos of a priceless moment. Kathy nearly killed us. As we're driving over the Plymouth-Holderness bridge on NH-175A into Plymouth she starts yealling, "Oh my god! That's... Whoa! Oh my god!" So I start looking while I'm trying to drive. Then I see it. I had to share the photos.
Just in case you can't read what it says next to the tip, it says "CUNT". Classy. While the word is a bit inappropriate, I have to admit the image was a good chuckle.And the returning troops had to drive right over this bridge to get to their welcoming ceremony, so I like to think it was a good chuckle for them upon returning home from a pretty nasty situation.
I went to the homecoming ceremony to film it for PCC3. Kathy helped me out and got some good photos we're going to use for a photo montage at the beginning, middle and end of the video. I'm working on producing the montages tomorrow and selecting good music for them. Then on Monday morning I'll add them to the video and finish it up so it can air ASAP.
After that we dropped the equipment back at the center and went to dinner. The Italian Farmhouse was packed but still a good meal regardless. The whole restaurant is non-smoking so we had no problem eating in the bar. It turned out to be a nice intimate setting at a table just for two, even if a bit cramped. Kathy had the Herb Roasted Prime Rib and I had the Roasted Duck L'Orange. We both had a glass of wine with dinner. The artichoke appetizer was delicious. The sundried tomatoes were a nice touch. The house salad was ample enough for us to split and very tasty, too. Dinner was fantastic! The meats were very succulent and perfectly marinated. The wine was just sweet enough to compliment the meal. Pinot Grigio is still my favorite!
After that it was off to the movies. We saw Cursed first. It was good but not quite what we expected. It had some funny moments and had some good edge-of-the-seat moments. It had a cool retro feel (meaning back to 80s style horror films, not so much wayback to Lon Cheney days even though they do give props). I won't say too much more because I don't want to spoil it too much. It's certainly worth seeing, though. Hitch was hilarious! It was a fun movie and had some tear-jerker moments apparently because Kathy got misty-eyed. Certainly one of the more fun romantic comedies I've seen in a while. Wow. I'm completely unoriginal and bland because I keep using the word fun. That's no fun. :(
And I'm using after a lot, too. Boo me! I suck at reviews.
I repartitioned my SCSI drive on the SE. Everything's working fine now! It turns out that you have to initialize it first, then partition it, then restart and the computer not only mounts the main partition but then recognizes the others, realizes they aren't initialized, prompts you to initialize them and finally mounts them. So I have a couple 2GB (well, 2GB - 1MB) partitions, another a little over 1GB and yet another a little over 1.5GB. That should suffice. I'm mostly going to be saving utilities, games and other various files on it. I figure it won't be such a good idea to serve up mp3s from it since the AppleTalk network is slower than the rest of the network and the SE might have trouble keeping up with the demands of serving up audio on the fly.
And now to do some stuff and maybe sleep.
Just in case you can't read what it says next to the tip, it says "CUNT". Classy. While the word is a bit inappropriate, I have to admit the image was a good chuckle.And the returning troops had to drive right over this bridge to get to their welcoming ceremony, so I like to think it was a good chuckle for them upon returning home from a pretty nasty situation.
I went to the homecoming ceremony to film it for PCC3. Kathy helped me out and got some good photos we're going to use for a photo montage at the beginning, middle and end of the video. I'm working on producing the montages tomorrow and selecting good music for them. Then on Monday morning I'll add them to the video and finish it up so it can air ASAP.
After that we dropped the equipment back at the center and went to dinner. The Italian Farmhouse was packed but still a good meal regardless. The whole restaurant is non-smoking so we had no problem eating in the bar. It turned out to be a nice intimate setting at a table just for two, even if a bit cramped. Kathy had the Herb Roasted Prime Rib and I had the Roasted Duck L'Orange. We both had a glass of wine with dinner. The artichoke appetizer was delicious. The sundried tomatoes were a nice touch. The house salad was ample enough for us to split and very tasty, too. Dinner was fantastic! The meats were very succulent and perfectly marinated. The wine was just sweet enough to compliment the meal. Pinot Grigio is still my favorite!
After that it was off to the movies. We saw Cursed first. It was good but not quite what we expected. It had some funny moments and had some good edge-of-the-seat moments. It had a cool retro feel (meaning back to 80s style horror films, not so much wayback to Lon Cheney days even though they do give props). I won't say too much more because I don't want to spoil it too much. It's certainly worth seeing, though. Hitch was hilarious! It was a fun movie and had some tear-jerker moments apparently because Kathy got misty-eyed. Certainly one of the more fun romantic comedies I've seen in a while. Wow. I'm completely unoriginal and bland because I keep using the word fun. That's no fun. :(
And I'm using after a lot, too. Boo me! I suck at reviews.
I repartitioned my SCSI drive on the SE. Everything's working fine now! It turns out that you have to initialize it first, then partition it, then restart and the computer not only mounts the main partition but then recognizes the others, realizes they aren't initialized, prompts you to initialize them and finally mounts them. So I have a couple 2GB (well, 2GB - 1MB) partitions, another a little over 1GB and yet another a little over 1.5GB. That should suffice. I'm mostly going to be saving utilities, games and other various files on it. I figure it won't be such a good idea to serve up mp3s from it since the AppleTalk network is slower than the rest of the network and the SE might have trouble keeping up with the demands of serving up audio on the fly.
And now to do some stuff and maybe sleep.
