January 30, 2008
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photo credit: Nuts Bout Nuttn The longer this stupid political campaign goes on, the more I realize that while I don’t actually like any of the people running, there are two people I would like to see win. Unfortunately, one … Continue reading
January 28, 2008
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In my series about taking a stand against ignorance, I said that reading is the key. And that doesn’t just apply to people trying to take a stand against ignorance–it applies to just about everyone. We all buy new appliances … Continue reading
January 17, 2008
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A year or so ago, I read a book called Cat vs. Cat: keeping peace when you have more than one cat by Pam Johnson-Bennett. Up till then, I had not realized that house cats have a “pecking order” too. … Continue reading
January 16, 2008
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Well, I did try out an Amazon banner in a previous message, but my WordPress theme doesn’t seem to like it much. So the banner’s gone and so is the message. Serves me right for trying to put ads in … Continue reading
January 12, 2008
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I also upgraded this journal to the latest edition of WordPress, updated all my plugins and removed some of the ones I’m not using. That, at least, went well. But if you spot any glitches, please let me know. I’m … Continue reading
January 12, 2008
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I finally got all the computer mayhem straightened out, but it sure did cause me a giant case of the wim-wams there for a while. And I learned a couple new things, like how to get rid of unwanted passwords, … Continue reading
January 9, 2008
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It all seemed so easy. I was going to clone the contents of my son’s hard drive to a new, larger hard drive, and then set him up with a newer computer. I have software that will deal with that. … Continue reading
January 3, 2008
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I can never make up my mind about “new year’s resolutions.” While the start of a new year is a logical point to make a new start on all kinds of things, the “geography” of the first day of the … Continue reading
