Saturday, July 18, 2015

Last Cutover



I'm in the middle of executing what is hopefully my last cutover weekend. The last vestiges of PIP, and the last one executing in this model.

It's going well so far, and I'm hopeful it continues that way. I feel crappy that I'm not at home with my kids on a beautiful summer saturday...


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