The joys of technology. I haven’t completely figured out my iPod yet and so that means I have to scroll through hundreds of CDs to find one that I can sort of tolerate. Funny, since I bought all these intolerable CDs in the first place.<\/p>\n
And work has been keeping me from running, and instead of getting a Charley horse in my calves like I usually do when I suddenly stop running, I got one in my quadriceps. That kept me from sleeping well last night. The first time I got up was 4:04. If you recognize that number, you’re a web geek.<\/p>\n
And, since someone asked, I’m working for Verinform<\/a> doing database coding. It’s a small company and has a practical solution to an identified problem (see how vague I’m being) unlike some of the internet companies I’ve worked for.<\/p>\n And I’ve been hitting all the local convenience stores looking for the Pepsi bottles with the iTunes sweepstakes thing but I haven’t seen one of them yet. I’ll keep looking.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" The joys of technology. I haven’t completely figured out my iPod yet and so that means I have to scroll through hundreds of CDs to find one that I can sort of tolerate. Funny, since I bought all these intolerable CDs in the first place. And work has been keeping me from running, and instead of getting a Charley horse in my calves like I usually do when I suddenly stop running, I got one in my quadriceps. That kept me from sleeping well last night. The first time I got up was 4:04. If you recognize that number, you’re a web geek. And, since someone asked, I’m working for … Continue reading Ripping a whole bunch of bad CDs seems like a bad idea now<\/span>