There’s still some more work to do on my mnml updates, so they’re going to have to wait until next week.
I put in some good work today for a couple of cool new mnml features. One to make using images a little more flexible and the ability to copy code blocks directly from the web page. I hope to release them by tomorrow.
The Return to Work
A run-down of the first week back in the office after being out for 13 weeks with practically no communication from coworkers.
It’s been quite the week after returning to work. Tons of meetings to get debriefed on all that’s gone down and prepping for the Dreamforce conference next week. I won’t lie, I’m tired, and was yesterday.
A proper post on the week to come soon. And yes, my apex domain is back on Micro.blog again.
Taking a Break
I had a great email conversation with Manu the other day where we talked about the digital fatigue he's been feeling lately. His approach to overcoming it was pretty radical, much more so than I think I'm ready for.
It’s hard to believe it, but today is my last day of medical leave. I return to the office on Monday. I’m both excited by it, and kind of dreading it. I’ve grown accustomed to the slower pace. If this is what retirement will be like, I’ll take it.
Finished: The Concrete Blonde by Michael Connelly 📚
Having watched the series on Amazon, I didn’t see the plot of this one coming. Well worth the read.
LinkedIn Wants to Share Your Data
As I'm gearing up to return to work, I'm catching up on my professional networks, including opting out of AI related stuff where ever possible.
As a PSA for Micro.blog folk… If you’re not necessarily a fan of the book covers being displayed for your bookshelf related posts, you can hide the image by adding .microblog_book{display:none} to your custom CSS. It’s a great Mb addition, but if you’re minimalist like me, this is how to do it.
I pulled one of my basses out of the closet to noodle with it this morning. It’s been more than a year since I last played and my hands are so out of shape it was like being a novice all over again.
As they say, for every day missed, you lose two days. I’ve got a lot of catching up to do.