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That's sad news on a sunny day.

There are too many of nodes on perlmonks each day, so I concentrate looking at those with an interesting title and on those written by certain monks. You are among my "special monks"-list. While the tone of your posts is often harsh (but usually well deserved, and in an entertaining way), they mostly contain valuable info and insights - I have learned a lot from you. Thanks!

All the best for your future, and may you achieve what you want whereever you are going to now!

Rata (... at least the sun is still shining...)

In reply to Re: ... some sunny day. by Ratazong
in thread ... some sunny day. by JavaFan

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