Legacy Notes: Episode 1 - A Brief History

Recently I was fortunate enough to discover that an old work friend had kept all the stupid drawings and doodles I had made during meetings at my last job (yes, I've been doing this for years). She was kind enough to scan them all for me and send them to me.




Back then, I used full-sized notepaper for note taking. Meetings were also usually smaller and more relaxed, and I'd been there for several years and everyone had already gotten used to my odd habit of drawing really bizarre pictures along with (or instead of) standard meeting notes. This is pretty obvious from the scope of some of these drawings, as you'll come to see.

I'll intersperse these posts along with the more current ones until I run out - they'll have titles starting with "Legacy Notes:" like this one does. If nothing else, this exercise will illustrate that whatever ails me is a persistent condition.

For today, I leave you with this:

Imagine, if you will, the face of a horrific mutated humanoid ripped off and stretched over
notebook paper, and something about hierarchical SharePoint access...