Hot dogs

Strange. Jonny went over to Hotel California today. He started out at Hollywood. Then at 11:30 he took a bus to Hotel California. This was because there was hot dogs being given out. Jonny didn't know that. So he had to go there instead of eating at Hollywood. He hung out and then when he got back got sleepy. Earlier today Jonny went to his car and took a nap. He had to modify some views today. The trick was to use the grant command with the with grant option. As in grant select on schema_name.table_name to user_name with grant option. He read some more of Union Prayer Book on the bus. He is now on page 56. Jonny has had a low grade head ache all day. Probably because he stayed up too late. Last night was another baseball game for Lorraine Bracco. Jonny Lee Miller was proud to watch his daughter's team play to a 18-17 victory. Edie Falco was there as the mother of one of the girls. Another girl on the team, Annabella Sciorra's, parents and brother were there as well. He talked with them the whole game as he watched. The game was played in seven innings of dazzling sunlight. After wards the grasshopper team played on the play ground for another 30 minutes. Jonny is so happy his certificate came in the mail today. Angelina Jolie called earlier to tell her husband how proud she was. Now he can teach online classes. Lea Thompson just walked by very skulkily. Jonny doesn't even care if that is a word or not. He finished working on a billing program yesterday. He converted if from a windows c# to console c# application. He added in the password extraction from the ms-access database too. Now she wants a home grown locking system. It made Jonny's head hurt so he didn't do it yesterday or today. There is a subtle difference between windows and console. The windows version had a form that came up with a button that said cold in Michigan. When the button is clicked the program runs. When the program is done, the form says wear gloves! That part is now gone. Forms can't be put into a schedule. No user interaction allowed.