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I went last night to see my daughter in a school play. Since daughters don't always communicate very thoroughly with their parents I had no idea what it was.
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There has been much talk recently of the drought conditions prevailing in this country which have recalled the severe drought of 1976. My memory is not always very good, but I can remember much about that year.
Well, I got my first Mac in 1989. Of course, it cost a fortune; but there were two music applications, Finale and Performer, which were fantastically capable and did the jobs I needed them to do in an intuitive way. I still use them 22 years later and of course they're more sophisticated and quicker and the hardware is miles better and costs a fraction of what it did then. So RIP Jobs. Apple may not be the same again but we've arrived in a technological promised land where those jobs are a lot easier and more pleasurable: there's no going back. Good Job(s)!
I can't help but express the release that rain is bringing to life here as I write this. It's a long way short of a monsoon feeling, but still and all it's early May - and it hasn't rained here for weeks. Enjoyable though the sunshine has been, a scorching Easter, it's all felt wrong: the ground has cracked hard, forest fires - at a time when we should have had April showers.
I know this will look silly in a few weeks when probably half the country will be under water. |
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