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Some of you may have noticed my blog’s tagline:
observe … reflect … transform
If not, well, I’m going to talk about it here. Xini was musing on the tagline recently and asked me to explain it. I commented on his blog that I had deliberately chosen words with many meanings. I’m still a poet and […]

I spent the weekend geeking. Was up till 2 am Sunday morning working on the new place I’ve alluded to recently. I spent several hours later that morning upgrading the WordPress sites I maintain. And followed up with some tweaking on the new place.
I’ve been fortunate to have several volunteers do usability testing on the […]

I had a pretty bad cold last week that I am recovering from. As usual, the cold is lingering and sapping resources.
This week, I’ve had a number of situations requiring me to extravert and expend additional energy. I’ve been exhausted at the end of the day, pretty much depleted.
Although I have made several notes […]

…”canine hairball”.
Canine Hairball Google Search
Look at that. Hit #1 of four! And I have a picture of a canine hairball, too, not just a description. (Yes, the vet thought I was nuts. Yes, my coworkers thought I was nuts. You may agree with them, too. I don’t mind.) Here’s the post itself.
Ah. The wonders of […]

I recently changed my permalink structure. I won’t be changing it again.
If you bookmarked something, there’s a chance you may get an error. Please do a search.
Sorry for the inconvenience.

I have seven stubs of posts waiting to be completed or written.
One entry has been in the wings since late September/early October.
In a few weeks, I expect to have time to get these finished and published.

I added a mess more Chicago pix to the gallery tonight. Again, Sdalek took most of these.
I also started working on a main site portal for the two of us with a project management application and some other things. I added a couple wikis (trying to choose one) to play with interactive fiction. I […]

The gallery is functional, theme-ified, and getting populated!
Admittedly, many of the photos so far are those my husband took during the Chicago visit. He did his best at slow shutter speeds without a tripod…not sure why he didn’t adjust the ISO on some of them…but all-in-all they turned out fairly well.
I’ll be adding more pictures. […]