Wootella-lib 0.3.0 is released! Changes include the addition of a buffer library for parsing and assembly buffers quickly, the addition of some utility libraries including one for stacks and one for lists, and the beginnings of the main-loop for the backend are beginning to come together.

I've not coded as much on Wootella as I would have liked in the past couple of days. The reasons are mostly that I'm trying to make sure that what I do code, I do it in a way that won't trap me into re-doing large sections of work for some unforseen reason.

Well, the last two days have been very busy for me working on Wootella. My ChangeLog for the 24th and 25th consists of 46 entries. I estimate that I have coded probably around 1,500 lines in just the last 24 hours.

The GNOME Desktop has been making huge strides in making the Linux desktop more accessible. From usability improvements through the use of the GNOME Human Interface Guidelines to the new "spatial" Nautilus, the default GNOME desktop is an awesome display of technologies that is also a pleasure to use.

"Yes!" she said. I slid the ring onto her finger and we had one of the most
memorable hugs and kisses in our lives, lives that will be experienced together.

I have never loved someone so much as I love you. You are everything that I could ever hope for in a girl. You're everything that I could ever wish for. We've been through many tests of our relationship and each time we have passed those tests with flying colors; and, in the end, are even stronger than we were to start off.