No In-Person SQLBits For Me

I am saddened to report that I will not be able to attend SQLBits in person this year as originally planned. I was involved in a terrible car accident on 9-February, that has left me (hopefully) temporarily immobile and unable to travel for 3-6 months. I am on the road to recovery, but it will be a very long road.

This makes me sad for so many reasons. I will miss:

    1. All the hugs from my #SQLFamily
    2. All those smiling faces of delegates
    3. The excitement that comes with travel
    4. The anticipation of presenting live and in-person
    5. Pub Quiz night
    6. Fancy dress party night
    7. Catching up with all my #SQLFamily
    8. Impromptu conversations over hot chocolate or beers
    9. Meeting new people
    10. Stroopwaffles
    11. Austrian Chocolates
    12. Australian Chocolates
    13. Hanging out in the Community Corner
    14. My fellow Bits Buddies
    15. Did I mention Stroopwaffles?
    16. And so many more

    The most excellent organizers of SQLBits have been amazing and have accommodated my request to present remotely on very short notice, so I will still get to present my session, it will just be from my bed, instead of in-person. While I will miss the (famous) Fancy Dress party, I will be wearing my costume during my session, but you have to attend my session to see it (not even going to give any hints as to what it is!) There may even be a prize for who guesses correctly.

    My session is Identifying and Preventing Unauthorized Power BI Gateways. It’s a 20-minute session, check the agenda for the most accurate date and time.

    4 thoughts on “No In-Person SQLBits For Me

    1. So sorry to hear about the need for recovery. my best wishes for everything you need to recover, and a full recovery.
      I’m glad you’ll be able to present your session remotely, and I hope you get all the virtual high fives, hugs and encouragement you could possibly want.

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