I am sitting at a Starbucks after quickly enjoying the return of their smoked butter scotch frappuccino with an extra shot. I brought my laptop and a book which I recently checked out of the public library, Learning SQL by Alan Beaulieu. SQL was a major role in my last position, modifying reports for management, creating dashboards, and querying for data in the backend to clear up dupes or errors in data entry. I do not want to lose this knowledge nor do I want to keep not using this powerful tool for businesses. Also, I have revived this blog and are further expanding my use of the command line through git and this site.

On a side note, I find myself questioning what I do. I have taken it a step further and went to a CSUCI information session to see if a teaching credential is something I would like to pursue. It would take anywhere from a year and a half to three to complete the program. I am getting mixed signals and are unsure. Although with my current situation I find it that maybe it is something to kill and pass the time rather than making it a full time career. Even though people may say I am good with kids, doubts of not equiping our young next generation is daunting, but something I would enjoy and see as a challenge. Equiping young minds with the right tools at an early stage can help them be on the long road to succeding in the education machine.