RE: What to do?

[Kim Roper <kim -dot- roper -at- pixelink -dot- com>]

Chuck Martin said:

> But I think studying engineering and technical stuff *is* 
> cool. 

Me, too.  But drumming can get you into a rock band :>

> Of course,
> my idea of fun is a shopping trip to Fry's....

The only "Fry's" I know is on a tub of cocoa. However, I live near the head
office of Lee Valley Tools (http://www.leevalley.com/).  I'm in the midst of
doing write-ups for our R&D tax credits, so I'll spare you my usual rah-rah
about the wonderfulness that is Lee Valley Tools. 

[Aside:  If you want a dollar value attached to your work, consider learning
to do R&D tax credit write-ups.  I find them rather gratifying.]

> And I'd much prefer reading my technical journals to taking 
> shore leave.  :)

Want to borrow my books on advanced, advanced calculus?

Cheers ... Kim
Complex analysis:  It's all fun and games until someone loses an "i" ...

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