February 19, 2010

Release

I woke up with a headache yesterday and proceeded to have it on and off all day. It was supposed to be a gym day but I missed it since my car has something noisy going on with the axle. (I took it in to the shop today.) I also was unsure whether I would have to travel to Spokane to pick up a friend. (He found another ride luckily.)

So by the end of the day I needed some kind of release and started sifting through my music. Opera. I don’t know why listening to La Boheme helps me to relax but it does. And La Boheme it had to be as I had watched Moonstruck earlier in the day.

Then it was time for a good cry so I searched for all the Last Night of the Proms clips I could find on YouTube. Memories of mom. I wonder what she thought of her life near the end? I bet she only thought about being with Frank again. When I last saw her I knew she was tired and wouldn’t stay around very long. She was so negative about everything when I spent those few weeks with her. Was she always like that? Am I always like that?

February 9, 2010

Slogging Through Molasses

That’s what it feels like lately. I am busy all day, and then it comes to 8pm and I look back and say what the hell did I do all day? Why haven’t my emails been answered? Why haven’t I gotten the basic website up for that client?

February 6, 2010

Headache all day

I just don’t see what the point is anymore. I try to run a business and all I seem to do is get crap from my clients.

I am old. I am tired. I try to do the best I can but it just isn’t good enough anymore. Fuck it.

February 4, 2010

Reality of Childbirth

Best article I’ve read about childbirth in a long time

February 2, 2010

Digital Nation

Watching, listening to this on TV while I blog. Yes.

Digital Nation

Scattered continues

I’m looking out the window at grey.

I can’t seem to get focused on anything lately. I have lots of work piling up doing marketing for a website. I have my own Print-On-Demand stuff to set up. I have genealogy leads to follow up on.

None of it is getting done as I would rather sit and play in Second Life or solve crossword puzzles.

Why have me as a consultant if you don’t use my expertise?

I’ve been working with a certain client for a few years now, doing various websites and other tasks such as project coordination. About 18 months ago this client wanted to get some software developed which would be run from a website (cloud computing). But no, they didn’t come to me to ask what I thought of the company that they chose.

If they had I would have asked them about the following:
- show me some other software they have developed (I can find nothing online that they have ever done and can find nothing about the owner of the company)
- what coding language will it use? (seems it has now been done in ASP and will only run on a Windows server, which involves more expense than a Linux server running PHP)

January 31, 2010

Scattered

It has taken me weeks to decide which CMS to use on this website, but I finally settled back on WP, because I almost know what I am doing with it.

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