April 7, 2005

  • How does it look now?

    If my front page was looking wonky to you earlier, and it’s okay now,
    tell me so I can congratulate myself on fixing it.  If this works,
    it was maggie_mcfrenzie who clued me to the problem.  I gotta
    watch that pre-wrap tag.  It has gotten me before, when I copied
    and pasted something. Homer clued me to that months ago.  Must remember to paste it into notepad to
    get rid of the formatting before I past into xTools.  That’s a
    little bit easier than editing the HTML here. 

    I’m really curious why my URL sometimes comes up with “beta” in
    there.  It might be unrelated to the wide-screen problem, but it’s
    a curiosity.

    BTW, for those of you who mentioned that my left module is wider than
    normal, I know.  I fixed it that way to keep it from being as long
    as it would be otherwise, what with my links to the memoirs and that
    humongous and ever-growing list of quotes.  You should see NO YOU
    SHOULDN’T see how long it is on my private front page with all my
    subs.  I’m a promiscuous subber. *blush*

    I took an unscheduled trip to town today.  There was a final
    notice in the mailbox today, some stuff waiting at the post office in
    Willow I needed to pick up before they sent it back (not your software
    Sarah, but Doug’s new game that had been there longer)  Since I
    was going that far, I went on into Wasilla to take Greyfox some of the
    beans I cooked last night.  Doug rode along so he could do most of
    the legwork.  Still, I wore myself out.

    Note to self:  stay out of meth labs… even if they’re not being used as labs any longer. 

    There’s a cabin at Felony Flats, right behind the new spot where
    Greyfox sets up his stand.  It’s vacant, and there were two
    broken-open bags of potting mix littering the ground in the gravel
    drive beside the porch.  After I scooped up the neato-keen topsoil
    stuff, bagged it and had Doug load it in our hatch, I got snoopy. 
    The door was open, and all the windows.  I stepped inside and
    noticed a light on in the next room.  Being the
    conservation-conscious numbskull I am, I crossed over to switch it
    off.  Greyfox stepped onto the porch behind me and said, “Don’t go
    in there.  That’s where the meth lab was.” 

    I sniffed deeply and said, “I don’t smell anything.”  Of course,
    most of the time I don’t smell anything.  That’s called
    anosmia.  When I got back outside, Doug said he could smell it
    from out there.

    By the time we were having our lunch, I was feeling funny — sorta
    shaky and half sick, weak muscles — the usual chemical sensitivity
    toxic reaction.

    I’m glad I’m home.  It was a quick turnaround trip, just in, do
    what needed to be done, briefly poison myself, and then back up the
    valley.  I never did get back under those covers this
    morning.  It’s about time, now, I think.

    OMG!  They’ve screwed up my image files.  They’re not in
    alphabetical order.  I couldn’t find my moniker in the drop menu
    and had to write the HTML.  That sucks so bad!  Xanga, why do
    you hate me?

    Little update, a few minutes later:
    Okay, Xanga doesn’t hate me.  That was actually an upgrade. 
    Now I can choose to have my pics listed alphabetically or
    chronologically.  Whew!  They’re back in alphabetical order
    now, but with one click I can make them chronological again to help me
    find things that are close to other things.  Cool!

Comments (10)

  • Yup, it looks fine for me now. 

  • Fixed!  Nice work!

  • looks good from here

  • Shouldn’t there have been some tape or caution signs around the cabin. Meth Labs are nasty.

  • All beautiful again!

  • good job, all better.

  • Looks good, you promiscuous subber, you! 

  • Hi sweety–sorry I missed our call last night, stupid recharge plug came out.  Anyway, here is the news–the business meeting was more like a  kindergarten playground at recess than a real business meeting–at one point, even DON (who is usually one of the worst offendors) said something.  The really frustrating thing is, it’s my fault–keeping order is my job as chairman and I blew it.  I intend to look for some abridged Robert’s Rules I can print out, and read the Riot Act at the next meeting.

    I’m gonna do some financial stuff today, remind me to tell you tonight.  Also, I would like you to print up for-sale signs for my car–copy to come later.  Speaking of which, my timing  on selling it seems good–the car is starting to stutter and hesitate at highway speeds (I suspect it just needs a tune-up and the temp  gauge is doing some odd things, maybe the thermostat puked.)

    Take care, and have a good day, and do your meds–take some at least, make up new packs if you feel up to it.

  • Are you feeling better today?

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