Her best advice on Friday was to post an issue, "go make a sandwich, eat the sandwich", then go back and look at the issue queue. Quite often someone has already come to your rescue and solved the problem for you!

• John Forsythe, creator of DrupalModules.com
• Shannon Lal, who's brother Kieran Lal is a principal at Acquia
• Angie Byron (aka webchick), a lead core Drupal developer, who also calls Montreal home
• Damien Tournoud, maintainer of the French translation for Drupal, and the lead of drupalfr.org
• Numerous others at the Drupal Meetups in Ottawa and Montreal

It was a great week for networking.

In November, the last time I posted here, I hoped to restart my blogging effort as I made the big move to South Africa. We now know that wasn't meant to be. I'd like to think this was in part because, as more and more blog-worthy stuff happened all around me, I didn't wanted to blog about most recent items until doing justice to the earlier, yet-to-be-blogged, items. It was a busy time in my life and I ended up with a serious back-log of blog-worthy material.

So what happened yesterday? And the day before that? You'll have to wait until tomorrow to find out.

I must confess. I am no longer a regular blogger. I began blogging when I moved to Ottawa in 2005 to help document the trip and to keep in touch with those at home (these were pre-Facebook times). I've been back from Ottawa for two years, and almost 10 months has passed now since my last post.

I do, however, expect to resume blogging when I move to South Africa in November.

Do check out the flickr del.icio.us feeds to the right. They are current.

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