The RPi workshop was totally worthwhile, even tho I only got to go for the
last 2.5 hours, so I missed all the presentations. :(

I arrived behind the eight-ball @2:30, without even a distro loaded on my
SDcard, Brian took care of that for me in short order to get me up &
running - thank you!

& another guy walked me through the setup. (Ugh - I'm really bad w/names &
faces, so please forgive me & please reintroduce yourself to me again at
the next meeting!)

I got Atari games & Libra office installed on the Raspbian desktop, talked
about projects - was told my streaming Netflix gamelan would be a no-go :-(

Also shared the library books I brought & ate homemade raspberry pie baked
Brian's wife. Mmmmmm!

Saturday I also showed my RPi to a very interested Staff Member for the
SMM's Kitty Anderson Youth Science Center, while there for a parent's
meeting prior to my arrival @TIES. I'll have to get to work on my RPi
skills because I volunteered to be a parent volunteer when they add the RPi
to their Arduinos in the Student Lab. :-)

& let me not to forget to mention, I got a one-on-one demo of the GPIO
interface by setting up lights on a breadboard (no soldering required if
you purchase Adafruit's Starter Kit.)

Again, I'm bad w/names/faces :(
So please know I appreciate it everything & forgive me for not shouting out
thank yous by name!

Susan
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