Whew,
the log script just finished now. And all looks well.

So, now I have to make sure Tomcat fires up all right all the time and
that the cat rebooting (don't you just love that idea? ) works all
right for users tweaking their system. Then I'll hopefully have time
for the dummynet implementation.

Wow, it's been ages, hasn't it. Well, you'll be all very pleased to hear that I'm studying for my exams that are coming up. In studying, I mean of course that I've taken up the keyboard again, started playing Beatles on my guitar, rehearsing Corelli, been having a concert with the choir (it went totally fabulous! And it was great standing on the gallery singing in a quartet while the rest of the choir was singing towards us with candles in their hands! Magnificent!) and saying yes to play both for my job, for a choir that's doing a Shutz-piece my choir also had parts of on the concert, and said ok to sing with another choir. Seriously, I have no clue why I study IT. I think ...

I'm on my way from work now, and an incredible banging can be heard from the closest train. It sounds as if it's running on square wheels. I cannot imagine who took the wise decision to let that train run through the subway, ruining the rails. It strikes me that what our subway system lacks the most is management. There cannot be any economic or service reason to run that train.

My day has so far been fine, if not a little bit confused. When I went out the door this morning, I didn't wear my contacts. That sais something of how tired I usually am when I go out the door. Now, after literally having my nose glued to the monitor, I am on my way home to fetch my contacts and my laptop so I can attend a statistics tut. After that I'm off to get a matress for Thu who's coming from Switzerland to visit tomorrow. I'm really looking forward ...

Today I have done what everyone plans to do and no-one ever does (1). I've been studying statistics at uni all day! And I actually got quite a bit done, covering a fourth of the material and several weeks worth of tutes. Then I had a chat with David who's in Bankok, and now I'm on my way to choir practise. This has been a dramatic improvement of yesterday where I played with my ensemble in church and then waited for falling stars at night. I didn't get anything smart done during the day (I had a lovely chat with a great friend of mine, though ) and although they had predicted hundreds and thousands, I only got to see two falling stars. Oh well, I made a wish anyway.

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