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LOOKING FORWARD TO march
This week I'm excited because I was able to download oracle after many attempts. I thought I had a bug in my computer that was preventing me from downloading it. And Oracle is a necessity for my online class, because I'm learning SQL, structured query language. So I found out, I needed to download sql developer software which has java connected with it.
I’ve been using stackoverflow.com to help me answer some questions related to my IT class.
I just read somewhere that some people don't use Google as a source to answer their common questions. Stackoverflow.com or Quora is also a resource because it's a community online that is devoted to answering all kinds of questions.
I’ve been using stackoverflow.com to help me answer some questions related to my IT class.
I just read somewhere that some people don't use Google as a source to answer their common questions. Stackoverflow.com or Quora is also a resource because it's a community online that is devoted to answering all kinds of questions.
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This week I also got the most glorious compliment on my writing. You see every Saturday I meet with writers at Black Dog cafe, so the writers there are very familiar with my work. This Saturday, I was going on and on about this writer, named Teresa, who writes all about her Babsia, polish grandmother, and how she has so many stories that are about this small-made-up polish village in Minnesota. Her stories are absolutely hysterical!
Anyway, the writer, Jim was like, "you write some fantastic stories, too, about your life growing up in north Minneapolis, and they're filled with great characters and dialogue. Now if you could just connect all these stories and combine them in a novel." And you know what, that's what I plan to do! I'm just so thrilled that someone sees potential in my writing.
CURRENTLY
Reading: Starfish by Akemi Dawn Bowman (contemporary) Sweet Thing by Renee Carlino,(Romance) Managed by Kristen Calihan, Dirty Filthy Rich Men by Laurelin Paige, Chronic City by Jonathan Lethem,
Listening: Oryx and Crake by Margaret Atwood
Friendship by Emily Gould
Friendship by Emily Gould
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I'm glad you were able to download what you needed to. I always use Google for searches.
ReplyDeleteYes, I google everything Mary.
DeleteI feel your frustration at trying to download Oracle and am glad you succeeded. I'm currently frustrated because I changed internet providers and although I got my printer onto the new network, I cannot get it to print. Hope I'm successful too.
ReplyDeleteSounds complicated.. but I'm happy you succeeded. ;)
ReplyDeleteCongrants on the compliment. That's so nice!
Have a great week and happy reading!
There is so much about technology that is always changing Karen. I hope when I'm in my nineties I'm still interested enough to keep up.
ReplyDeleteTechnology always finds ways to frustrate and challenge us!
ReplyDeleteCongrats on the compliment from another writer. That always makes our days.
Enjoy your week, and thanks for visiting my blog.
Oryx and Crake is on my TBR this year. I hope it is good. Good luck with your writing!
ReplyDeleteHaha, those fish are great. Computer issues are so frustrating. I’m glad you were able to download what you needed.
ReplyDeleteAj @ Read All The Things!
It sounds like your week was lovely. I hope this one goes as well for you. Anne - Books of My Heart
ReplyDeleteMy husband is a database guy and deals with Oracle, SQL etc. Good luck with your class. Yay for the compliment. Hope this week is amazing!
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