Getting there…
Why the lack of proper updates? Quick explanation- things have been hectic over the last few weeks.
Remember how I was supposed to be on holiday from university from 31st March until the 20th April? Well, that didn’t really happen.
I’m sure I mentioned in a previous blog that I was working on a photo gallery application for a class at uni. Owing to the fact my university insists on using SQL Server 2005, rather than MySql, every time I wanted to make a wee change to my database, I had to go in to uni to do it. I’m not saying that that’s a bad thing- I think working at uni might have made me focus a little more- if I’d been sitting at home it would have been easier to find something to distract me.
There were parts of my site that I really struggled with. There were days I got really frustrated to the point I thought I was going to have some sort of breakdown and wanted to quit it all (no, really).
Just when I thought everything was hunky dory (wait, who uses that expression anymore?), I discovered I’d have to transfer all my work to another server which upset me greatly. Ok, I know that’s not exactly an onerous task but I was worried some part of my site would break. Guess what, part of my site DID break. The mobile part. I was furious (you know, angry to the point I was snapping at people and had a face like thunder……I don’t tend to do the whole yelling thing).
After many (many many) hours of stress, I got everything sorted and finally submitted my final piece of coursework on Friday afternoon.
Have to say, it feels weird now. I guess when you’ve worked on something for so long, it feels odd when you no longer having to think about it*.
*Well, I didn’t HAVE to think about it but, after I handed my work in, I went home for some zzzz’s. It would have been a lovely snooze had I NOT dreamt that my site was totally broken
tired Music : Superman Acoustic by Joe Brooks
sad Music : Last To Die by Bruce Springsteen
awake Music : Summer of '69 by Bryan Adams


