Scheduled my CCIE Collab Lab for January 19th 2018

I don't normally post about myself, because really, I don't find my life important or fascinating.  However, on the scale of great accomplishments, I will be taking my CCIE lab soon.  After as much procrastination as possible, I will have to focus solely on studying.  Due to this, expect no updates until later in 2018!  See you then.  Feel free to leave a comment/request.


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