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From: "Nigel Critten" <Nigel@gameware.demon.co.uk>
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Subject: Re: Cool
Date: Mon, 16 Aug 1999 21:00:54 +0100
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> I like Norwich - my girlfriend's parents live near there, and my family on
my
> dad's side are all from Norwich.

It is as all the city signs say a fine city.

> You could always commute to London from there. You could get a lot done of
your
> own stuff on the train on the way down (a friend of mine is writing a
fantastic

I've always fancied getting one of those notebook things, a nice one with
USB & Firewire ready for Net Yaroze 2 ;-) I could program/work on Lightwave
on the train that's not a bad idea, it probably would be a bad idea if I
tried to drive to London, because the notebook would get in the way of the
steering wheel.

> Yeah, I've always wanted to write games. I've dabbled here and there since
the
> Spectrum days but my problem is that I've never been able to finish
anything!

Staying interested in a project is the hardest thing to do, you start out
with this grand plan the more problems you hit the less interested you stay,
the short high you get after solving a problem gets shorter each time :-(

> I'm currently working in publishing doing a load of XML stuff - pays well
but
> it's pretty dull.

Pays the bills so you can endulge in programming the stuff you want to do I
suppose.

Nigel