You’ve probably noticed that I’ve added Google adverts to my blog (to all my blogs, in fact). It’s something I’ve been thinking about for a while and I’ve resisted because I’m worried it might deter people from visiting my sites, but right now I need to keep the cats in kibble so every penny helps. I’ve tried to make the ads less intrusive and hopefully they won’t prevent anyone from reading my blogs, but in case it does here’s an incentive: once I’m working again I’ll remove the ads, so let me know if you hear of any small-ish software development teams in Toronto who need a project manager! 
In case you’ve read my notes from the Agile Tour Toronto and are wondering where Part 2 is, the answer is that it’s still in draft – I’ve been really busy with my photography but I’ll post Part 2 this week. Promise!
I wrote a brief post saying I was looking forward to the one-day event, and I definitely wasn’t disappointed. I was so engrossed I failed to take any photos but I did take some notes during the day, although I hoped that the presenters’ material would be available sooner. (Speaking of sooner, I know it’s taken me forever to post this recap – I’ve been kept really busy by both my photography and job hunting.) Anyway, on with the show… Read the rest of this entry »
The Agile Tour 2009 hits Toronto tomorrow! [Official site and Facebook page]
I’m excited to be attending, learning more about Agile (there’s always more to learn!), catching up with friends and meeting new people with a shared interest in Agile. I’ve looked at the programme and there are lots of good sessions, but I also want to spend some time networking; it’s going to be a full day!
I’ll be taking my Eee netbook and my camera, so hopefully I’ll be able to record a lot of the information – I’ll be tweeting (must remember to find the hashtag) but my photos won’t appear (on my Flickr stream) for a few days, and then I hope to write a few blog posts on the most interesting topics too.
Who else will be there?