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10+ YEARS


Over 10 years ago, I wrote my first blog post. Since then, I've authored books, had kids, traveled the world, found Trish and blogged about it all.

Denver JUG and Rock Bottom Brewery

Last night was a fun night. First of all, Mike Clark spoke about TDD development at the DJUG and he wowed me with his presentation abilities. I think he could have presented on just about anything and it would've been entertaining. He had a fair amount of humor in his presentation and came off as a true Montanan (a.k.a. very cool guy). I talked with him after the meeting as a whole bunch of us were entering Rock Bottom Brewery and my suspicions where confirmed. I look forward to the next time I hang out with Mike.

At Rock Bottom, it was all about drinking beer and bullshitting about Java. I sat across from Rod Cope (Out of the Box) and next to Bruce Snyder (Geronimo/Castor). The topics ranged from Groovy (Rod is speaking about Groovy at the Denver NFJS) to Spring to Castor and Kids (Bruce has a little one that's a week and a half younger than Abbie). I had a great time talking to these guys and look forward to our next meeting. It won't be long until I see Bruce again - he's attending SD West next week. He reminded me that next Wednesday is St. Patty's day, so since I'm part Irish - it should be a fun night. St. Patty's day is also both my sister and Julie's sister's birthday - neat eh?

I didn't leave downtown until 1:00 a.m. - a great Java-infested night it was. Thanks for the conversations and the booze folks - I had a great time.

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