…and I’m home again.

The travel was worthwhile — it was good seeing everyone, both family and co-workers. And both my presentations went well, though we haven’t yet rid the world of spam, nor are all privacy concerns fixed.

I’m looking forward to spending time at home…the weather looks pretty good for the weekend, and the company is great. So it’s time to turn off the machine and enjoy!

Shabbat Shalom!

This time, it’s a tour of the East Coast. The next couple of days see my department’s semi-annual planning meeting, this time in Greenwich, Connecticut, at my second-line manager’s palatial estate (or at least at his house…I’ve never seen the place, so I have no idea what it’s like). Then some quick family visits over the weekend, followed by the Global Internet Project’s Anti-Spam Workshop (I’m on the Policy panel). Then, after a day of INET 2002, I return home so I can drive to Sacramento to talk at a privacy meeting. And then I’m home for a while. I hope.

Updates may be sketchy and infrequent (so what else is new?) for a while. Worse, I’m falling behind in my weblog reading — I’m sure I’ve missed two or three controversies in the last few days already!