Hrm... got just a few things I feel like posting up here today.

We'll start with a comment by none other than Seth Harwood himself!  On my blog, no less.  Where, you ask?  Well, go find it yerself!  I'll give you a hint...  It's the most popular and linked entry on this thing (I know, that's not saying much, but it should be fairly obvious to any who frequent my little abode).  For those who don't know who Seth Harwood is... he's a podcaster, crime novelist and an all around cool guy.  Go clicky on the link above if you want to know more (warning - some of his stuff is not safe for rugrats or the office).

Hrm... what else.  Oh yeah!  The Amondotech / light debacle is over... they sent me my stuff.  The coolest part about that whole thing was watching the Jeep club guys when I gave them the lights.  It very quickly turned into a bunch of grown men acting like 12 year olds blinding each other.  Always good entertainment there.  B)

Work is currently a nightmare.  We've got a really strange Exchange issue that no one (including the SEVEN support reps at Microsoft) have figured out yet.  Unfortunately, this is also happening during one of those high-profile, world leader conference type events that we have every so often, so it's a bit of an issue.  I pulled over 56 hours last week. :(  Hopefully this week will be a bit better.  I'm a bit burned out right now, which is why I'm blogging at the office instead of doing something useful.  Ok, I'm really waiting on the queues to drop so I can start messing with stuff again.

My Florida motorcycle trip is off.  I'm still not in good enough shape to enjoy it.  I'm going to go beat on the doctors a bit more and see what else we can do.

I might be posting up a few photos tonight from a recent ride out to Skyline Drive. Depends mostly on whether or not I can be bothered to pull them off the camera.

I still need new tires for the Jeep.  The JeepWobble™ is getting worse.  Might do that tonight.

I ordered a Sandisk Sansa Express MP3 player.  It was dirt cheap and I needed something a little more "durable" than my Zune.  The Zune is good and all, but I get a bit nervous taking a 30 Gb hard drive on Jeep trails.   The Express is small, recharges off the USB port, is built like a thumbdrive (so I won't need to carry around a cable), has 1GB of flash memory and can take microSD cards to expand it.  Did I mention that it was dirt cheap? ;)  You can check out a full review over on Anything But Ipod - excellent site!

I'm getting very sleepy.

L8rs!

Wednesday, October 10, 2007 9:26 AM