Six Years of Nothing Important

It is interesting to be able to slip back to see what I was thinking about in the past. I guess that's the major reason I write anything at my blog. There isn't a single item here that the world couldn't easily live without knowing. And it's difficult to continue writing the equivalent of an email message to oneself each and every day. Still, I seem to keep at it.

During the first week of November in 2003, I wrote about the following:

my old xBox

an email about truck maintenance from my dad

renting DVD's from stores

the New Westminster Quay

a class I had started teaching

temperature conversion w/ a pic of Mt. Washington (in BC)

What about an update? My xBox is history. Now, we only rent DVDs online. It seems that the Quay has been closed a year for renovation. I do still teach classes at BCIT. Finally, we have not been over to Vancouver Island for a long, long time.

See, none of that is even vaguely important; however, I can pinpoint a little about what I was thinking six years ago this week, can you?