Hi Sharon, I first saw and discovered such a thing called bobbin lace in the early 1980âs but I didnât take my first lace class until 1996. However, I was indeed a software engineer (we preferred that term over computer programmer as we also did software design) in 1983-4+. Around this timeframe our company (Rockwell Collins) was an early adapter of the Ada programming language! https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ada_(programming_language) I worked with Ada for the rest of my career at the company. My lace work has been mostly after leaving my job in 2000. Again, I donât see any relevance between code and lace. But it was fun learning about Countess Ada Lovelace and her work with Charles Babbage as one of the first females to âprogramâ a computer! Anita Hansen Cedar Rapids, Iowa ... where I have been busy this past week sewing bobbin bags!
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