> From: Simon <http://www.wlu.edu/~s> > Date: 23 Jun 2004 01:08:02 -0400 > > Thanks. Not sure how I got on linkdln, but I don't have any time for it > these days. More interested in hearing how you're doing. Send some > news. OK. I'm still lookin' for work. I have had a few very small contract jobs. And I'll be discussing a project for working on an anti-spam service tomorrow. And I'll be getting an interview on Friday or next week with a company in Emeryville (http://www.gracenote.com). The anti-spam project is with a Programmer Coop. I'm hoping this works out more than any other opportunity 'cause I think this would fit my needs and I think would be more on-track with my career. Noelle is still working as a medical records coder here in where-I-live. Despite her commute being relatively easy, she has a hard time getting out of bed to go to work. She really dislikes working 40 hours/week. I feel badly about this since we're mostly dependent upon her income at this point. (The reverse was true (i.e., we were dependupon upon my income) a few years ago when I was working.) Despite all these problems, I'm still glad to be in Ca. Overall, people are nicer ('though it's still scary riding a bike in where-I-live). And, we have more friends here (San Francisco Bay Area) than we did in Boston. So, we have more opportunities to hang out with people (which Noelle considers important). I went to a Planned Parenthood Clinic Escort training one week ago in San Francisco. I'm going to get a medical exam to complete my application. It's not clear whether I'll actually have an opportunity to escort clients/patients at a Planned Parenthood, but at least I'll have the option. Will you get to see Fahrenheit 9/11, Michael Moore's latest movie coming out on Friday? We have seen Super Size Me and The Corporation (both documentaries); they were both good. How is life at Washington & Lee? Have you been able to meet with Mark Reimers at all? > -- Simon > http://www.wlu.edu/~s > http://www.cs.wlu.edu/~