Author Archives: Brian

Today was a day of meetings.  In the morning, we chatted about improving our company’s formal documents, since we now have a few people who might want to fund us, and in the afternoon, one of our fab reps came … Continue reading →

I got an email in the middle of my day today asking if I could switch to acoustic for tonight’s band practice and have my son take over on bass.  It sounded fun to me, as I rarely get to … Continue reading →

My Wednesday work-at-home day wasn’t really spent at home.  A few of us got to meet with a potential adviser/mentor who was recommended to us by a friend of mine.  The guy we met was awesome.  Will he join our … Continue reading →

Yeah!  Happy tax day. Most people don’t celebrate this, but I do.  I’m willing to pay taxes for good roads and good education and the like.  It’s not a terrible deal at all.  It helps that I’m getting money back … Continue reading →

It seems to me that so many of these posts are about work.  I don’t mean for it to be that way, but since I’m in a startup, work sort of consumes me.  This doesn’t mean that I ignore my … Continue reading →

Today was just long – so much to do in so little time.  After looking over our newest chip for a couple of hours, I began to do many management-type tasks that were needed.  It wasn’t exciting work, but I … Continue reading →

Nothing much to see here – move along.

What an interesting start to my day.  My wife had been up all last night with stomach cramps.  I was going to take her to the hospital, but the advice nurse said that bed rest was probably all she needed… … Continue reading →

I skipped another week because so much was going on.  It was Holy Week (Easter), so when I wasn’t at work, I was pretty much guaranteed to be at church.  Work also ran long this week because we are trying … Continue reading →

I spent much of the day creating a really big spreadsheet for my company’s operations.  It’s much like doing bills at home, but much, much bigger.  Hey, at least I can see where we need to push things along.  Currently, … Continue reading →