Whose woods these are I think I know. His house is in the village though; He will not see me stopping here To watch his woods fill up with snow. My little horse must think it queer To stop without a farmhouse near Between the woods and frozen lake The darkest evening of the year. [...]
Archive for the ‘On Writing’ Category
What Makes a Poem Good?
Posted: 23rd September 2010 by Brian in On WritingTags: forest, poetry, robert frost, woods
2009: Year in Review
Posted: 4th January 2010 by Brian in Freethought, On Writing, PersonalTags: cpi, new year's eve, religion, skepticism, work
So 2009 came and went and 2010 is here. Overall 2009 was a positive year for me. Thanks to Traci’s decision last year to push herself to try new things I’ve now been exposed to some new people as well. It’s been nice connecting with people of a similar nature with similar interests again. Personally [...]
No Rest for the Wicked
Posted: 5th November 2009 by Brian in Data Warehousing, On Writing, PersonalTags: business objects, data modeling, dimension tables, erd, etl, fact tables, orson, traci, trent
So just a little background; I started working for my current employer back in December 2007. Their reporting was a mess, as were some other things, but now we’ve got a brand-new, from scratch data warehouse. Our internal team worked with an external team to build it out and it transitioned over to us officially [...]
Lagging Behind
Posted: 27th October 2009 by Brian in On WritingTags: guitar, programming, time management
Time Management
Posted: 29th September 2009 by Brian in On WritingTags: motivation, orson, time management, traci, trent
So now that I’ve been back in “writer mode” for a bit I’m falling into the writer’s mindset again. Just about everything in life is an opportunity for reflection, even some of the most mundane things. But isn’t mundanity somewhat subjective? I feel myself wanting to write about these things, to extrapolate on them primarily, [...]
Getting It Out of My Head
Posted: 1st September 2009 by Brian in On WritingTags: family tree, mark twain, musings, samuel clemens, stream of consiousness
My name is Brian Jarrett and I'm a computer programmer and 

