I remember when Jim and Mia started with Critical Mass.
Mia was an import, from our sister/spin-off company Large Medium in Stockholm, Sweden. Back then we were doing
exchanges with Large Medium as a form of cross-training. (Web Development was the only group never included in that exchange — I’d have loved to have gone.) We definitely got the better end of the deal. Not only did we get our people back, but we got to keep Mia.
Almost since we launched the new Rolex.com website back at the end January (see [[The new Rolex website is live]]), we’ve been working on more updates.
First off are four additional languages with which to learn all there is about Rolex: Spanish, Japanese, Simplified Chinese, and for the first time on Rolex’s website, French. These are the “international” versions of the languages, so you won’t find Quebecois, Latin American Spanish, or Satsuma-ben. That’s not to say it won’t ever happen, but you have to start somewhere, right?
Well, I haven’t had a chance to finish with the blog entries yet (editing is such sweet fun), but I do at least have the gallery of photos from our last Hawaii trip up for viewing. The full list will appear in the various blog entries.
Enjoy!
I hurt. A lot.
Yesterday, with the exceptional help of good friends, we moved into our “new” house (see [[Ugh. Moving again.]]). This after a major screw-up with U-Haul (they neglected to tell us when the truck was actually available) and a couple of weeks where we were away (vacations are a wonderful thing).
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