There is always room for improvement, and working on  my many activities is no exception. With a new Dash Camera, I challenged myself to advance on the backups, and DVD creating, with the practice of backing up the video from the Dash Cam being the motivator. It really doesn’t take long to fill the space on a hard drive, and if bigger, the time to burn the video files would also expand, so there is something to say when it comes to smaller hard drive space. Now, the routine needs to be developed; and, it will include backing up my business records in a more timely fashion. The reasoning is to make it an expected routine, rather than time needed to be set aside for such a project (and it becomes a project when you let any work mount to any size).

There is also advancing on the video portion of the many projects, which also means either documenting, or building a database that organizes the files to make it found in a shorter time span. I haven’t started a Blog page on databases, but with the seasonal changes, one Blog page is sure to be created. Like all the Blogs, it will be based on concept, and personal thought or opinion. Still, if it gets your attention, amuses you, or even gives a different focus and approach to understanding, then the future work will always be worth creating. That database project will probably happen real soon, since the library keeps growing with no real reference to where any given file is. See, another concept of why I need to create a database. You didn’t even see that, did you? Actually databases are challenging, amusing, more involving, and offers new learning and exploration. Sometimes the work put into databases are very complex with little to show over time, but they do serve the purpose of spending time on them, especially when putting them to use.

Two major advances, all to occur and improve upon, and be part of the daily routine of running as a professional driver, while creating a “paperless environment”…uh, did you see that concept?