Archive for November 2006

Found out this morning that I am to be on a conference call at 10AM. Received a spreadsheet of things to be discussed. Got a couple of links to websites that will be used as examples. All these before I had my coffee. Oy vey!

I think I am going to work on the unginnged cotton after the day is done.

Normally I don’t take these personality quizzes. Why? Probably because I just don’t have the patience to go through them. But this one that I found on Númenna – Nan Annûn had a very nice interface. So I clicked through the questions and in no time I got this result. Not bad I think. 8) The part about me being calculating, that is. :lol:

Got up around 3:30AM this morning. Took my partner to the airport around 5:30. I like being up so early. There’s no need to rush around to get work started. There’s more time to go through my daily Buddhist practice. I used to get up very early. But now I have the habit of staying up late to do more stuff. Whatever needs to be done. But, I can do more stuff in the morning too. I want to change my routine. I like mornings.

I am very tired now though. Only had about 4 hours of sleep last night.

I am sitting here trying to LOCATE an online “store locator” solution for our business. I’ve found many that require large payments. Some hosted solution with reasonable monthly fees. But I found one free PHP script that seems absolutely fantastic. Check out this demo. One look and I had to have it!

This phpGoogleStoreLocator sounds easy enough to install. But I continue to get database problems. I checked out the forums and tried a few fixes. No success. :???:

OK, I just wanted to vent my frustrations here. Haven’t done anything fiber related lately. Nothing to show. It’s all web stuff. Anyhoo. Back to the tinkering with the codes.

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These Yellow-Chevroned Parakeets have finally decided to stop and feed on the pods. I only managed to photograph a few of them. And it’s overcast today. This is the best shot of the bunch. I will try to get more pictures in the future.

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