Jorge A Gallegos's Photos

From http://www.casadefruta.com, it is a well-known spot for truck drivers and travelers alike :)

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She's one of my nieces, she's sweet but shy, sometimes

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In some random mall

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They say a nice, clean desktop helps you work more effectively. I don't care.

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This is the fridge at work. I miss the red stripes tho.

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I have a macbook pro (provided by my employer) even though I don't like it. I will put linux on it I guess.

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Just a little weekend hacking

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Perhaps it is just me, but one the word that popped in my mind when I finished this book (actually, a few pages before that) was: anticlimactic. I began to enjoy the reading a little after half the story, but and I felt like the story had a good pace. But something happened there, and the story just dwindled and flickered, until the very end of the book. There are no shocking moments or twists. There is nothing interesting in the story per-se. What is interesting is the writing style: The way the author paints a contemporary (by that time) tale from the beginnings of the 1900's. You can clearly understand the way people used to think back then, how the racism and society classes were just commonplace. This was another attempt at me reading "classic" books, although not as good as the last one. Perhaps I need to intermingle this kind of read with other fast-paced books.

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A pic while going up

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I usually don't edit the pics I upload here, but I wanted to do something funny today :)

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