I’m so tired of this. Just as Mats is so happy with having put a new PSU-fan in and gotten the rails attached to sparkle the darn thing decides to go tits up. Or not totally, but almost. The disk have been spewing out i/o-errors all day and the services keep failing. Three reboots and a bunch of manual fscking have not done much to help.

I guess it’s time to re-think system management some in NetCore-land.

Today Jorunn will return from her trip to Chile. An hour ago we spoke on the phone. She’s in Paris now at CDG waiting for her plane to Oslo. At 1800 CET she’ll be back in Trondheim, at Værnes.

I miss her so much now that I know she’ll be home soon. It’s also Sunday, and I kindof hate it, since I can’t expect to spend much of tomorrow with her as it’s Monday, Samfundet-work, work, and a meeting about the telecommunications at Solsiden. Bleh.

However: The main point is: She’s coming back home! TO ME! TO ME!

It’s one week today since we left Trondheim to go to Oslo and tomorrow morning at 0600 it’ll be a full week since I saw her the last time. I feel alone and so, but it’s better now that I know that she’ll soon be home again. Touchdown in Trondheim is scheduled for late Sunday evening.

If you’re online from Chile Jorunn: I’ve done six rounds of cleaning clothes, bought food, watched movies and had a little party since you left. The whole house still seem to be standing. :-*

Biked down to the Pier and did 45 minutes of workout. Just got home now. Need to shower and get to work before the weekly meeting at 0900. It feels good to be awake!

After the long journey through the wasteland called ‘season holidays’ I’m ready to get going with my workout program for 2006, back to Samfundet and getting a lot of work done on all nine frontiers (Might as well start calling it the ‘perimeter’ – as the frontier of work and roles have grown into a full 360° thingie. (Yes darling, I am working on dropping some hats and roles, sorry about that tiny little new one.))

This weekend we had a final blow at the horn with Jorunn’s father and stephmother having their 3 year-late wedding-party along with their 50th birthdays. (Talking about cramming things together eh?)

They say that an accident seldom come alone – it might be true. Last night njaal (NetCores main webserver) had a big hang-up and ran out of I/O and today, just an hour ago my laptop disk started making ‘funny’ clacking noises. I guess you all know what came next – it stoped working. After thinking about it for about two minutes I janked the disk out and pulled the disk out of feilaigo, my other laptop and put it in.

Now, 50 minutes later I’m working on feilaigo, formerly hoodeesh and are distupgrading the old Ubuntu warty-release to breezy while typing this. All I now hope for is that it would be possible to get hold of the files I had yet not taken backups of, that is, the past week of spare-time play.

All over people keep telling jokes about blondes. Well, this one is most likely the best one ever!

T-A!

Christmas day — A time to remember, because it’s the first christmas that I spend with Jorunn here at Solsiden, in our new home. Last night we went to my moms house and had dinner with my family. We also opened up christmas gifts and ate some cookies. Today we’re going to my grandmother and grandfather to eat dinner with the whole family. We expect to be 10-15 people, pending who has time to show up.

Enjoy your holidays everyone 🙂

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