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hello darling i’m still alive…

i love you my heart

my heart and body are waiting for you

it will be wonderful to kiss you again

kiss kiss

KISS kiss KISS kiss
kiss

kiss

KISS KISS KISS

and a HUG (full body hug)

your heart

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Howdy all, finally sat down to see what this rss/atom/newsfeed thing is and it’s pretty nice.

With blogger – the company that brings to you and me this online weblog experience — a blogger like myself can set up site feeds like the big boys of news publishing do (i.e. bbcnews, reuters, wired, etc.).

This means you, gentle reader, can “subscribe” to this web log with any feed reader, and can get updates automatically without having to come back to this web page (sad sniff). A list of feed readers follows at the end of this message. This means that you can receive these messages as I post them just like they are email.

(Grrr this also means I have to grow up and use Mixed Case in my posts from now on. It’s hard to convince someone that you’re serious about something when you can’t use proper punctuation and grammar skills…)

On this website are orange ‘XML’ buttons. Clicking on the buttons will show you some strange-looking stuff. The web address that shows up in your web browser’s “address bar” is the link you’ll need to put into your feed reader.

Feed readers are a very nice way to keep up with news items and items of interest. The feeds are normally very small (unlike this growing note) and download very quickly. This way you don’t have to log into a web page (and load the graphics, wade through the advertisements, etc.) to get your news. Like espresso vs. fluffy coffee drink.

P.S. I tried to come up with a list of feed readers but it is a very LONG list. Do a web search for the phrase “free feedreaders” and pick one that sounds like fun.

Here are links to some search results:

http://www.google.com/search?num=100&hl=en&lr=&ie=UTF-8&safe=on&q=free+feedreaders&btnG=Search

http://www.google.com/search?num=100&hl=en&lr=&ie=UTF-8&safe=on&q=free+feedreader&btnG=Search

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while i’ll not rejoice in my colleagues’ shortcomings, i will breathe a sigh
of relief that a major issue that came up in the production release was not in
my area.

a very good contrast (good for me) was made with a process that worked (mine)
against a process that failed (his).

whew! hours of fussing over details really does pay off.

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hello darling

come quickly

so i can do more than just dream of you

i can really kiss you

and hold you

and squeeze you until we both run out of breath

kiss kiss kiss

kiss
kiss kiss kiss

kiss

kisskiss KISS KISS KISS

kiss

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hi all, sorry so long since last post

the family is coming over on june 18th! yay!

i’ve been really busy adjusting the budget.

also looking for replacement a/c cord for my laptop. i seem to have mistreated mine and it’s failing pretty quickly… grrr. you’d think getting a replacement part for a new laptop wouldn’t be hard. you’d think wrongly then, as did i. (and no, the damage is not covered by warranty)

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Hi honey

If at all possible, would you be able to fly into “City Airport”? It’s more than 1/2 the distance to my part of town.

I’ve attached a cartoon map with some distances on it.

Continental may not fly into the airport, or it may be more expensive to switch, but it’s a thought. I found some companies that will drive a “people carrier” (i.e. a van) from Gatwick to East London for about 70 – 100 GBP.

Love,
Your heart