36 hours with Mel, part IV

23.5 hours with no accidents! It came at a cost to my sanity though. I spent the whole night continually waking and thinking he'd had an accident, and then remembering that he sleeps through the night, in his crate, so he was just fine. But I couldn't get my subconscious to cooperate, so I woke up at 3:30 AM and took him outside for a pee. Then we both went back to bed, and I slept soundly until 6:30, when the alarm went off to take him out to pee. :)

36 hours with Mel, part V

31.5 hours down, and Mel is being a sleepy little angel at my feet. Of course, since he knows he's being talked about. :)

Either he's not used to stormy weather yet, or he doesn't trust me much yet. My parents can take him down to the beach for walks, but he won't come with me. It's a bit of a struggle just to get him 100m from the house. Not a big deal, just interesting to me.

I took advantage of my parents' camera, and snapped some pictures for everyone to actually see what Mel looks like:
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Life Hacking

Too busy? Too interrupted? Losing focus at work, at home? New York Times Magazine tackles our need for *less* multitasking: http://www.nytimes.com/2005/10/16/magazine/16guru.html

Long article, but very interesting read for the geeks and PMs* among us. :)

* who may also be geeks