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Ok, so I've been meaning to post this stuff for nearly two weeks now but haven't gotten around to it.

The monstrosity is gone. Yes, that's right, the machine that I have spent over a year and a half designing, building and programming has finally left the building. I am ecstatic about that. I can now finally start to take a serious look at moving up to Worcester, a move that has been long overdue. This week I'm finally able to catch my breath again. So much going on at work right now despite the recently freed space and the appearance of inactivity.

In other news, life is good, if boring. My self improvement program has fallen a bit by the wayside, and as soon as I can get a good night's sleep I'll be back on the treadmill again.

Looking forward to the Renn Faire with people. Been too long since I've seen some of you (even if it was just a few weeks for some). However since it seems like no one is going to be around monday and tuesday heading to Ocean City will have to wait for another time. :(

I may edit more into this post later when I think of it.

Those of you that are coming for the Sept 8th Renn Faire trip: Please reply here with confirmation and ETA so that I can appropriately plan out space for people. If you're not coming and were planning to, let me know just so I know not to expect you. Thanks.

BTW - You're all still invited.

It now looks like I have to head out to the middle of nowhere Ohio on Monday. to fix a machine we never should have let out of our shop in the first place. I will be returning Wednesday night. I hate going out to fix things on our machines. I always feel like some unprofessional kid monkeying around in places I shouldn't be. Does anyone else feel this way having to work on site with a customer?

EDIT: At least this isn't the one I've been working on for over a year.