Basecamp People Sync is now featured on the 37signals Basecamp Extras page. It’s listed as the last entry in the Miscellaneous section at the bottom of the page.
I just released my latest tool, Basecamp People Sync, on my Windows software page. Basecamp People Sync is a Microsoft Outlook 2010 add-in to create or update contacts from your 37signals Basecamp account. The add-in displays in the Microsoft Outlook 2010 ribbon in the Add-Ins tab. To update your contacts, simply click the Sync button in the ribbon. The add-in will update the contact's name, IM address, phone numbers, email address, job title, company information and picture. All changes made to any existing contact are saved in the contact's notes field.
Today is Andrea’s 30th birthday. Happy birthday! I love you!
Wednesday we went to Portrait Innovations for our first family portraits and for Ethan’s 18 month pictures. It was really good to get out and get pictures taken as a family. Ethan was great for the family pictures, but not so much for his individual pictures. He was pretty much done and just wanted to run around at that point.
Last night and today we got the first big snow of the season here. At the house we got probably 12-14 inches based on how much I shoveled. I shoveled 4-5 inches last night and another 8-9 today. It took me about an hour to clear the driveway and sidewalk this morning since the snowblower died a couple of weeks ago and has a carburetor problem of some sort. On the second pass this morning, Ethan and Andrea decided to come help shovel. He had a blast and it was far and away the most snow he’d ever seen.
He just loved running around and playing in the snow. The snow in the yard was almost up to his waist and he really liked sitting on top of the big pile I had built on the side of the driveway. This was far and away the most fun I’ve ever had shoveling snow and it was so enjoyable to just watch the pure joy on his face as he ran around in the driveway.
Shoveling the snow and running as I shovel the sidewalk
Trying to walk in the snow and sitting on top of the big pile
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