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Monthly Archives: June 2008

Life as a Possible–or Probable–Narcoleptic

29-Jun-08

It seems like I might finally know why I fall asleep all the time, and it my not just be that “button on my butt” that I inherited from my grandpa. It might actually be narcolepsy, which is also genetic–makes sense to me.
The cool thing about having a sister-in-law studying psychology is you get free [...]

Rainy Season Is Here

24-Jun-08

When we moved to Florida 13 years ago (Gosh!!!! Has it been that long?), we jumped into a full-tilt rainy season the first summer here. What constitutes normal? Rain, rain, and more rain, almost every day during the summer.
I call summer as any day in May through November here. There may be the odd day [...]

Testing Out Ecto

18-Jun-08

I got a tip from Darren Rowse’s site, Problogger about his Top 5 favorite Mac tools for blogging, and Ecto is one of them. I am offline writing this post with my server information, my full list of categories, and writing this draft for posting when I go online.
Here we go. If this goes live, [...]

Another Home Improvement Weekend

15-Jun-08

The big pile of stuff in the garage corner has been driving me crazy for, like… a whole week now. Yeah. It was time to do something about that. Gorgeous and I went out in the stifling 90-degree, 95% humidity weather yesterday and stood there and looked at the walls, the water heater, garage door [...]

My New, Used Apple iBook

13-Jun-08

My griping about my sucky laptop is over. Days gone by. For more than two years, one of the bezel hinges was broken, allowing too much play with the lid. When I got up to Chicago for SOBCon last month and opened it up when I got to the conference center, the second hinge broke [...]

Careful Who You Honk At

13-Jun-08

A co-worker just sent this to me. I’m so ROFL and near tears.

Waiting Room Humor: I’m Here for a Hearing Aid

12-Jun-08

Yesterday I had my monthly visit to the ear, nose, and throat specialist. It’s a joyful trip that includes getting off work around noon (sometimes I go back to the office) and sitting outside in the hall before the door opens from their lunch.
Without fail, people still check the door to see if it’s locked… [...]