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In my mailbox this morning was a third Facebook invitation from the urgent care doctor who was so excited about recording a youtube instruction for me to watch on how to elevate my arm after a cat bite, that he prescribed the wrong antibiotic for my cat bite.
... i was going to complain about how stupid Facebook's block feature is, but Edward knocked a book over which knocked into my tea which splashed on my laptop. While i do have a cover over the keyboard, i wanted to let it air dry a bit. It appears to be well now, but the trackball i use has suffered in that the scroll wheel seems to have failed. I am impressed to find just how much i use it.
Re comments on my Haiti post that i saw this morning and not last night: I quoted Dogo Barry's instruction regarding responsibility when you have *more* than you need (two coats when you can only wear one) and offered it as an alternative frame for a cultural understanding. If a whole culture understood resources in the unattached interconnected shared frame that that instruction implies, i suspect they would react to disaster differently than our cultural norm does.
I wrestle with my reaction to others needs and have carefully crafted avoidance rationales.
Meanwhile, wahhhh, my ipod died and i didn't have my falling asleep-waking up rituals and now my scroll bar is dead. Woe. Is. Me. *eyeroll*
UPDATE: Mwuhahaha. After going to the computer store site to identify that the local store had a replacement in stock, the scroll wheel started working. Hrmph.
... i was going to complain about how stupid Facebook's block feature is, but Edward knocked a book over which knocked into my tea which splashed on my laptop. While i do have a cover over the keyboard, i wanted to let it air dry a bit. It appears to be well now, but the trackball i use has suffered in that the scroll wheel seems to have failed. I am impressed to find just how much i use it.
Re comments on my Haiti post that i saw this morning and not last night: I quoted Dogo Barry's instruction regarding responsibility when you have *more* than you need (two coats when you can only wear one) and offered it as an alternative frame for a cultural understanding. If a whole culture understood resources in the unattached interconnected shared frame that that instruction implies, i suspect they would react to disaster differently than our cultural norm does.
I wrestle with my reaction to others needs and have carefully crafted avoidance rationales.
Meanwhile, wahhhh, my ipod died and i didn't have my falling asleep-waking up rituals and now my scroll bar is dead. Woe. Is. Me. *eyeroll*
UPDATE: Mwuhahaha. After going to the computer store site to identify that the local store had a replacement in stock, the scroll wheel started working. Hrmph.
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