[AccessD] Dirty property

[Gustav Brock]

Hi Susan

What a story. I think you hit the essense of multi-tasking. I sometimes try to sum up when leaving the office what I had accomplished (in my world that's how much code was written) and it turns out to be very little. Of course, I did a lot of other things, just hard to label. You have the additional handicap that other people's children can be a nightmare. But I believe that all these doings keep us if not young then at least at some mental capacity. 

The last thing I could wish was sitting in a rocking chair thinking of nothing.

/gustav

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Fra: AccessD <accessd-bounces at databaseadvisors.com> på vegne af Susan Harkins <ssharkins at gmail.com>
Sendt: 25. juli 2015 00:08
Til: Access Developers discussion and problem solving
Emne: Re: [AccessD] Dirty property

Well, it took me the entire day to get that form's save/cancel routine
running, hide the close button, and drop in an error logging table and
procedure.

It was a busy day. Lots of screaming kids and indulging adults who didn't
care what they did. But, no fawn-snatching ladies, so it was a good day. :)

But that gives you an idea of how little I can get done. But, I shared with
an older co-worker that I think the whole process, while slow, might
actually be firing some new synapses and might just be what keeps me young.

"Hello! Welcome to Salato... have you been here before?"

Now... what was that error aga...

"Hello! Welcome to Salato... have you been here before?"

Just so you guys can get an idea of how my days go. :)

My boss in on vacation in St. Augustine. So, I sent him a text telling him
that the front desk robot workers had arrived, but that Dan (our engineer
guy) had a bit of trouble calibrating their laser weapons and we lost a few
middle schoolers, but NO ANIMALS were harmed. :)

Middle schoolers... that's God laughing at us, but I love the place. :)

Susan H.