June 19, 1989

We’re dead with Doug and Jim. I need to find a new IBM programmer fast. And I’m out three thousand bucks.

I’ve talked to Alick, and half-seriously to Lance (who is a salaried employee of Broderbund). Also considering a couple of conversion houses, like Don Daglow’s; but as The Connelley Group proved on IBM Karateka, the comfort of having an organization is largely illusory. It still comes down to one programmer in the end.

I stopped off in Mill Valley on my way home and had a Bordenave Burger at Phyllis’s. There was a smell of honeysuckle, or something, in the air that broke my heart, it was so beautiful.

Had lunch with Tom Marcus today. I’m trying to grow up.

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  1. 6-27-2010

    “There was a smell of honeysuckle, or something, in the air that broke my heart, it was so beautiful”

    That is one of the most beautiful things i’ve read in ages… Am loving this journal. What a treat

    Rob

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