Why, when I talk about faith, do you always assume I'm talking about God?
I haven't quite come to the realization that I work for a living. I've been off for so long that its been...difficult getting back into the swing of things. I was at work three days last week. I was hoping those three days would get me fired up. Failing that, I was anticipating this weekend would do the same for me. Both drained me further.
I am hopeful, though. Lots of fun activities in the wings.
drax0r is out this week touring the Northeast. I may triple my output this week. Prime the pump so to speak. Help me set a pace for the rest of the year.
I took advantage of having drax0r's iBook at my house since the party, and not having my own working OSX system to configure wireless access throughout the house. I haven't had a notebook on my lap while sitting on the couch since I left STL. I sure hate XP. My Windows box is the more powerful box I have, and it does things much speedier than my mini - but I'm saddled with having to run iTunes on Windows. It does so much better on OSX. I pity the fools who run iTunes on Windows. They have no idea.
I'm talking myself into a new Mac. I just wish I could salvage the old one. Put it in the kitchen with a small 12" LCD for the wizzle. She'd dig that. Make my iTunes directory network accessible for her. I could accomplish all that for about a grand.
Right after I finish all those other $1000 projects I want to do.
Its been hard here lately because we rolled our own escrow. And in order to ensure 20% down on the house, we paid no taxes at closing. Which mean we had to save a years worth in four months. We paid them this past week. My wife deserves all the credit for her...creative budgeting.
I've said it before and I'll say it again - 2008 is going to be an awesome year. I'm even excited about going to work tomorrow now that I've taken the time to write this all down. I have a new boss, and he's great. Lots of good ideas. I still get to interact with my old boss, which is more awesome than words allow. And oh the toys! I'm building a Solaris 10 x86 jumpstart server which will install both architectures, and then cloning it for deployment to Andover, where drax0r is. Maybe I ought to finish it up before he gets back? Triple my output.
As long as I at least keep going through the motions, eventually everything else will catch up. And once things fall into place, I'll be unstoppable.
You guys have been a blast. Thanks for joining me on this ride we call life.
I haven't quite come to the realization that I work for a living. I've been off for so long that its been...difficult getting back into the swing of things. I was at work three days last week. I was hoping those three days would get me fired up. Failing that, I was anticipating this weekend would do the same for me. Both drained me further.
I am hopeful, though. Lots of fun activities in the wings.
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I took advantage of having drax0r's iBook at my house since the party, and not having my own working OSX system to configure wireless access throughout the house. I haven't had a notebook on my lap while sitting on the couch since I left STL. I sure hate XP. My Windows box is the more powerful box I have, and it does things much speedier than my mini - but I'm saddled with having to run iTunes on Windows. It does so much better on OSX. I pity the fools who run iTunes on Windows. They have no idea.
I'm talking myself into a new Mac. I just wish I could salvage the old one. Put it in the kitchen with a small 12" LCD for the wizzle. She'd dig that. Make my iTunes directory network accessible for her. I could accomplish all that for about a grand.
Right after I finish all those other $1000 projects I want to do.
Its been hard here lately because we rolled our own escrow. And in order to ensure 20% down on the house, we paid no taxes at closing. Which mean we had to save a years worth in four months. We paid them this past week. My wife deserves all the credit for her...creative budgeting.
I've said it before and I'll say it again - 2008 is going to be an awesome year. I'm even excited about going to work tomorrow now that I've taken the time to write this all down. I have a new boss, and he's great. Lots of good ideas. I still get to interact with my old boss, which is more awesome than words allow. And oh the toys! I'm building a Solaris 10 x86 jumpstart server which will install both architectures, and then cloning it for deployment to Andover, where drax0r is. Maybe I ought to finish it up before he gets back? Triple my output.
As long as I at least keep going through the motions, eventually everything else will catch up. And once things fall into place, I'll be unstoppable.
You guys have been a blast. Thanks for joining me on this ride we call life.
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Busy busy Howton... :-) I hope you have the emotional and physical fortitude to stand up to the constant stress etc... I fear someday that you will have a break down or something... I fear the same thing for Tomas, but less for him because he is younger. Hasn't had the amount you have. Of course perhaps I should reverse that and say I am more concerned for him because he hasn't had the "experience" with dealing with stress as often as you? *shrug* I dunno whatever.
I'll catch you later. All I talk about is Tomas lately... its what comes of not talking to him (seriously talking to him) for several days.
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I worry about my physical health only. I am currently under the least amount of stress I've been under in at least three years. Go me. Now its time to take care of the physical me.
Though Tomas is younger, he's takes everything far more personally. Its a shortcoming of youth.
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Meh. Clarification on the first portion of the comment would be very helpful kind Sir.
You are getting older. You won't be thin like when you were in the military so I'd be more likely to say "enjoy life, but don't be foolish in how much scotch you drink my friend". *shrug* Then again I tend to like me for me and not worry about how heavy I am as long as I stay under a set weight. Now if I were to go over that weight things would change. I would stop eating things like ice cream, walk more often etc... until the weight came off to where I was comfortable with myself. *shrug*
... I feel like I am running around the barn twice to go through it today...
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For myself, I was talking more about being healthy than I was thin.
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Hmm... ok. :-) Healthy it is. :-)
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:-) Glad to find out it was my fault... I was kinda worried there for a bit... you start "campaigning" against me and I'm doomed... might as well "kiss" my friendship with Tomas good bye.. *blush* Your opinions carry a lot of weight whether you realize it or not...
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I am a Leaf on the Wind
Re: I am a Leaf on the Wind
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May the Force be with you!
The power of a positive attitude. Thank you for yours. It is infectious.
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Only the Cisco warehouse has more networking gear than he does.
That sir, is the opposite of, "dope" though I do appreciate you allowing me the opportunity to define it for you.
Unlike most of your role models
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Got it?
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You're an idiot, and have no idea what you're talking about. If you wish to continue this line of thought, I would spent just a few minutes on his blog, gathering ammo for your assault.
Facts, sir, always help when mounting an offensive, else you come across looking like an ass.
Facts, sir, like, he's currently employed. It might be a good idea to just never refer to me as a dumbass ever again, just in case.
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In your comment to
Savy?
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Come, let us go down and confuse their language so they will not understand each other." So the LORD scattered them from there over all the earth, and they stopped building the city. That is why it was called Babel — because there the LORD confused the language of the whole world.
You talk shit, sir. Please stop.
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From there the LORD scattered them over the face of the whole earth.
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No, I built my argument around the fact that he would be unemployed for a period of time, no matter how short it may be based on your comment.
I'm not as stupid as you think I am.
It's hard to fathom, but you're right: I may have underestimated your stupidity.
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No, I built my argument around the fact that he would be unemployed for a period of time, no matter how short it may be based on your comment.
And you're calling me stupid? I love it. Keep talking.
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Please, for the love of God cite your source. I'll cite mine.
From
There is nothing in the comments of that or his previous post to indicate that he quit. Nor in the comments of this post, besides the comment immediately above mine.
The only obtuse person in this argument is you. If there has been some type of personal communication betwix you and
Dubmass.
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Somehow, like you always manage to do, you ended up talking so much, you convinced yourself of something so erratic, no one really knows what you are arguing. First you called me stupid, now you're calling me obtuse, and you don't even know why. Perhaps with less name-calling, and more thinking, you could come up with a suitable explanation for your actions today?
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Dubmass
You can't even spell it!
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So yeah, need to look into Mac laptops.
Can your wife teach me some creative budgeting?
Yay for 2008.
:D
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Its strength is in its unix back-end, coupled with its silky-smooth user interface and lightweight code.
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Sorry if the rides a little bumpy sometimes!
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