E-book has instructions and lessons on C++
I switched from Windows XP to Linux on my desktop. I downloaded Ubuntu and I’m currently running both OS simultaneously. Next objective: do the same on laptop.
I kind of procastinate learning new ones everyday. This is now a long term objective. Will take Japanese literac test this DEC
I HIGHLY recommend you invest $10-$15 dollars on session. I tried this by myself but it isn’t motivating enough… Wish I had more friends that were into this. Will probably go next week.
Waiting for the weather to get better… it is somewhat inclement now. Got a checklist and camping tent… Almost ready!
Went to get a stockbook but they’re outragously expensive. Must try to make do with a plain 3 hole book… Will keep looking though.
Got the Peterson field guide and joined the local Birding Club. Know the names of most local birds (except the beach ones.) Still haven’t seen a grown Bald Eagle.
Contributed several articles on the american buffalo as well as soccer articles a few years ago. It is possible that I contribute a little more on the history of soccer, baseball and my surroundings.
I guess it’s going like this: writing a poem once a month which is okay… I inspire myself by reading other poets then walking outside or doing something enjoyable and then writign…
Know a few. got a telescope and a constellation map… should be done by summer (when the weather gets warmer)... can’t wait to spend time outside looking at sky and drinking tea/coffee with loved one.
Didn’t do to bad considering that I haven’t played in years. I’ve got a really cheap and high quality golf club set at a sporting store. Out of 102 ball only about 10% reached 150 yards or more. Many balls sliced to right.
I’ve read that it takes several years to accomplish this task, but that the main thing is to practice them daily in order not to forget them. I will learn 20-40 per week, in two years I will know them and then for the reminder of time I could practice them.