Spent my day writing unit tests.  I've been putting together a page of unit testing resources for building tests in .NET and NUnit.  So far, all that's there is a Visual Studio macro that I use for building test shells.

I've had a massive case of "writer's block" develop over the last few months.  What this amounts to is a frustrating lack of focus and productivity.  Some of this is related to conditions at my place of employment.  I'm trying to take Sam's advice on this one, but at this point in my life, I don't have much choice.  Maybe that's the root of the problem, the knowlege that I've got only one choice.  But I think it's deeper than that.   In order to change an organization from within, you've got to lead.  This is a role I'm not used to playing and I don't think I'm particularly good at.  But it's the role that I've been increasingly asked to play, and as far as I can tell, it's the logical progression that a programmer makes as one's career progresses.