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Monday, March 06, 2006

Monday, Monday...La la...

I like songs from the fifties and sixties; and to be sure, I like the big band era as well.

Not that that matters, but I needed something to post since I haven't posted since Wednesday of last week!

Seriously, I have been somewhat preoccupied with the family, though I count that to be a good thing. Much like our dear Frank Turk aka. Centuri0n, I am not much of a "here is where I am right now" kind of poster. Though some times you slap one of those in just because you haven't got any meat to put on the table. So today is a meatless Monday.

Last week we had our computers re-imaged at work, which meant a lot of work for me, and consequently no down time (blogging). I expect that to be the status quo for a couple of days till I get on top of the backlash, but fear not gentle reader, I will (Lord willing) get on top of it sometime this week. Till then I will post empty fluff like this.

Later...

posted by Daniel @ 7:23 AM

6 Comments:

At 10:25 AM, March 06, 2006, Neil said…

Oh yuck, I remember similar projects at SaskTel in the mid 1990's. Have lots of fun having your back lashed.
At 10:34 AM, March 06, 2006, Jim said…

We await patiently your return to hard hitting commentary.

God bless,
Jim
At 11:05 AM, March 06, 2006, Rose~ said…

Empty fluff is fine. At least we know you are you are still alive!
At 4:01 PM, March 06, 2006, Brad Williams said…

Rose has just given me a weird thought. If one of us dies, we wouldn't even know. How sad. We'd just think that they quit blogging or something.

This makes me worry about the Pedantic Protestand and JIBBS. Maybe I'll give my wife the password to let people know if I've kicked the bucket.
At 4:40 PM, March 06, 2006, Daniel said…

Brad! You're alive!!!

Whew.
At 12:01 PM, March 07, 2006, Rose~ said…

Sojourner,
I have thought of that a lot! My husband and I both blog, so one of us would let blogdom know (as if they would care!) unless, of course, we both died at the same time.