How I have joined HMG Family - A Story

[Rathinagiri]

Hello Rathi,

Please ... continue ...

May your story will be an inspiration to many others, who are struggling like me

(Have you noticed, I changed my signature in HMG Forum? )

Regards.

Sudip

Thanks Sudip. I had noted your change in the signature yesterday itself.

[luisvasquezcl]

Hi
Story goes ... very interesting.
Thanks for sharing
Who is more encouraging?
Regards,
Luis Vasquez,

[sudip]

Hi Rathi, my friend,

I am proud of you. I am inspired, especially about the nature of your silent working.

Thanks a lot for sharing this true story.

With best regards.

Sudip

[swapan]

Thanks Rathi for sharing your story. You know couple of days ago when I was writing in the thread dedicated for Roberto's birthday, was going through an urge to know all the members more personally. Roberto mentioned a few personal experience in that thread and now you came up. So I was delighted to read your story.

Wish you all the best in your life...and happy programming (in HMG, ofcourse)!


Regards,

Swapan
[ps:BTW, how many members do we have from India?]

[Rathinagiri]

Hi
Story goes ... very interesting.
Thanks for sharing
Who is more encouraging?
Regards,
Luis Vasquez,

Thanks Luis Vasquez. Everybody is encouraging.

Hi Rathi, my friend,

I am proud of you. I am inspired, especially about the nature of your silent working.

Thanks a lot for sharing this true story.

With best regards.

Sudip

Thank you Sudip. I inspire from your constant trying.

Thanks Rathi for sharing your story. You know couple of days ago when I was writing in the thread dedicated for Roberto's birthday, was going through an urge to know all the members more personally. Roberto mentioned a few personal experience in that thread and now you came up. So I was delighted to read your story.

Wish you all the best in your life...and happy programming (in HMG, ofcourse)!


Regards,

Swapan
[ps:BTW, how many members do we have from India?]

Thank you Swapan.

I think myself, yourself and Sudip are from India.

[Alex Gustow]

Hi Rathi!
Cool story!
I'll try to write about my own way on "computer road" (not right now; maybe at weekend).
I began at "ancient time" (1979) on "mid-frames" a-la PDP-11 (and earlier).
Woooh - it was a magic time for computing! ))

[Roberto Lopez]

<...> here I continue...
<...>
I am so HAPPY and PROUD to be part of the HMG family.

Thus, this story has a happy ending.

I'm really touched by your experience with HMG.

It is really impressive to me, the different ways that HMG had influenced people.

During these seven years some bad things had happened to my life (very bad indeed) but working in HMG had helped to me a lot, because I've was capable to focus in positive ideas and (believe it or not) programming is a pleasant activity for me

You've talked about 'karma'. In a previous post, I've talked about dreams .

I've done something that I liked. I've done because it was an old dream and it could serve to me to survive working as a programmer.

As I've said, it's still surprising to me, that HMG had been useful for other people.

So, again, thanks to all of you.

I think that this is a good opportunity to recommend to new forum readers (I've already done some time ago) the 'last lecture' by Professor Randy Pausch.

This is a version with English subtitles:

http://www.taudiobook.com/closed_captio ... usch_full/

Regards,

Roberto.

[Rathinagiri]

Thanks a LOT Roberto for your encouraging words and introducing a thought provoking lecture.

[esgici]

Hi Maestro

Please don't affright us

Please say "had happened and had past" !

Please !

May God give you a long and happy life together your family.

Best Regards

--

Esgici

[Roberto Lopez]

Please say "had happened and had past" !

Please !

Well... I hope so... but.. you know... we are never really sure

Regards,

Roberto.