The day after...

[kinzel]

Well you may ask "Why is the rum gone?"

...at least there's still cake... and thanks for those who wished me a happy day yesterday. It was an OK day for me, actually, and I think we can all use more OK days.

This morning I see three lily blooms; and it looks like a hard rain's gonna fall at some point. I have things in the hopper already and am waiting for some info to decide if I need to run to Augusta three times in four days or not. Tomorrow doesn't sound like a fun day to be on the road but if stuff due in doesn't come in early it may still happen. I do intend to get to the printer today for Gunshy.

Personal notes: I haven't played solitaire on any of my computers for 5 days. I *am* playing a bit of miniature golf on one of the linux machines, and a round of $5 video poker is currently in stasis with my pile of loot at $205, on the upstairs Linux box.

Another personal note: a found an unused domain I want to own. Sigh. Maybe tomorrow.

Personal sounding questions which may mean nothing to you:

have you updated your Pegasus?
have you updated your Seamonkey?
have you tried Dapper on disk yet?

Today's little worry, Number 1: does Microsoft intend to own your medical records? Or make sure only MS software can access them? I dunno folks, I dunno.

Comments

CSNY concert

[(Anonymous)]

Was at their concert at the Hollywood Bowl last night. It was so good - like an expensive anti-war rally. I thought of you and Sharon, too. Too bad they didn't go to Maine. Neil Young brings an energy and focus to the band that is missing when it is CSN. It actually was sad for me last night, too. They played most of Young's "Living With War." They made a few people really mad and these people stormed down the steps on their way out of the Bowl. Why would you go to see CSNY if you didn't like their politics? They have always been political. But their background graphics were good. They showed all the soldiers that have died in Iraq while they sang Cost of Freedom. I could go on.

Kelly
TC