New business

Ah I see where Jim is launching his new business, MindStorm Hosting. He’s even going to be a sponser at Gnomedex and bringing some stuff for the attendees. Man, I’m really gonna be missing out if I can’t go, aren’t I? *L*

Actually getting to go to Gnomedex might be a nice consolation prize. If I don’t have a new job by July, going shoudn’t be any problem at all. So, while I’d really, really like to have a new job, if I don’t, at least I’ve got Gnomedex to look forward to this summer. 🙂

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