30 years ago today, I drive down to Olympia to file the company called Pacific Software Publishing, Inc. And this was the song that was ranked high in the US at that time. I am sure I was listening it while I was driving down to Olympia. http://www.pspinc.com

Overtime I go to Japan, I buy those Japanese sandwiches and eat them for dinner and breakfast. I really like them. I wish there are sandwiches like that here in the US. I am not saying the sandwiches are bad here ... but Japanese sandwiches are different from here. You really need to eat it to understand the difference.

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Have a happy and safe 4th of July.

This year, 4th of July fall in Tuesday. So, some may take Monday off and make this a four day weekend. On the other hand, web hosting company like PSPinc will work on Monday. I went to a dog park today and walked with my dogs. Relaxing weekend.

People congratulate me for running the company for 30 years. Don't get me wrong, I appreciate all your comments but I rather be 27 years old than 57. When I started Pacific Software Publishing, I was young and stupid. Now, I am old and stupid. What's up with that?

Just about 30 years ago in July, I started Pacific Software Publishing own Mercer Island, Washington. The first choice of the name was not Pacific Software Publishing. It was GENESYS ... as a beginning. But it was denied.

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There are three new panels at PSPinc lobby. They represents computer industry's "PAST", "PRESENT" and "FUTURE". What do you think?