It’s been a hectic week, and it’s only Tuesday.<\/p>\n
My wife and I recently made a decision to move on from MySQL. My passion is software development, and my experience doesn’t lend itself well to database<\/b> development. Therefore, I’m returning to Amazon on Monday, if my intel is correct.<\/p>\n
Through a strange series of coincidences, my resume was submitted to the same group which I left 14 short months ago. I will be returning to HTML, JavaScript, Perl, shell script and a tad bit of Java development.<\/p>\n
It has been a pleasure working for and with MySQL AB. They make a wonderful database, and their support folks are top notch. I’ll miss them all. But heck, I can stay in touch just as easily as ever. That’s one nice thing about working in a virtual company: you learn to keep in touch by any means necessary.<\/p>\n
The roses are blooming. The lawn is mowed. Summer vacation starts Real Soon Now™, and I’ll be taking a train to work starting shortly.<\/p>\n
I’m going to be spending a lot less time with Scarlet and Hannah than either they or I are used to. It will be nice to separate work and home life, but it will also be difficult. Such are the problems with modern life, I guess…<\/p>\n\n