wombat_socho: (Tonopah)
Weight's been going up and down this weekend; as of this morning it's a hair over 390. BG has been on the low end of nominal when it hasn't been normal, and BP has been consistently good. 

I went to bed at a decent hour last night/this morning but for some reason slept in until after 1400. Going to try and crash early and get back on a more or less normal schedule. 

Mostly I just fooled around with Civicrack this weekend; I quit the second iteration of the Dutch because I was way ahead on points and got bored waiting for the lesser powers to come after me. I might go back and finish it just to get the achievement, but it'll be a long slog. 

So yeah, I got banned from Twitter again, for no apparent reason that I can see. As I stated in my appeal, I removed tweets I was asked to remove and edited the ones I was asked to edit, so what's the deal? I don't really expect an answer, and if I don't get account access back, that's fine. More time to spend on games, CE, and other things that need doing. 
wombat_socho: the mark (tech stuff)
First I discover that the "new" Kindle  did not pick up all the e-books I had on the old Kindle (just the Amazon stuff) and then the Dell decides to seize up in the middle of Fallout: New Vegas and is still stubbornly refusing to boot up properly or play with the Toshiba smart TV that serves as my monitor. So I guess I'll spend part of today sideloading those books from the external drive onto the Kindle, if for no other reason than I need to find David Drake's memory of going back to Duke Law School and discovering over lunch one day that he wasn't over Vietnam after all.

Less irritating, but still annoying: HRB has decided to scrap the perfectly adequate DNA website in favor of Amp, which we'll all have to add "apps" to in order to get it to work half as well as DNA. Ugh. Anyway, I'm going to wait until after Independence Day to screw with it, to say nothing of paying my $35 to Block Academy so I can start knocking out my CE. 

The rest of this weekend will be spent in sloth, indolence, and maybe some low-key low-carb gluttony. I have to go out and do laundry today, and I want to make an effort to get to Mass tomorrow, but otherwise I'm not too interested in leaving the house. 
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Weight was down, BG was down (despite me forgetting to take the dinnertime pills) but BP was still ungood. Probably the lack of evening Carvedilol and Lasix. 

Lots of Civicrack today, along with Azur Lane and a little FGO (I am making progress on the Atlantis Lostbelt) but I did get out to the post office and retrieve a shitload of packages & mail, after which I went by the Stage Stop for a club sandwich & fries. Also got hold of the maintenance people here and managed to shut off the ceiling fan & light fixture in the kitchen, which had been going nonstop since my return from Reno. Laundry I have punted until tomorrow, or maybe Saturday. Was going to download World of Warships, because Amazon is giving way some goodies for it, but it takes up a lot more space than the hard drive on the Dell has left. Maybe when I get a "new" desktop...after which, as I commented to James, the old desktop will no doubt show up in 24 hours. Perhaps I should study up on networking again. 

Despite my best intentions I have started reading The Golden Princess, so I'll probably wind up reading the rest of the Orlaith & Reiko arc as well. There are worse ways to spend time. 

Finally got back to blogging with an abbreviated link post today; will probably double up on real link posts tomorrow, depending on how long it takes me to catch up on N3F stuff. 

Sent in my list of keepers to Pete today after completely forgetting about it yesterday. I think I've managed to preserve the offensive and defensive core of the team, but that's what we're playing the 1970 season to find out. 

wombat_socho: Happy! (Happy)
Well, I picked up some weight in Reno, which is not too surprising given how poorly I controlled my eating. BG was nominal, BP was marginally bad, 

I spent a good part of the day playing Civicrack and Azur Lane and not doing much else. I shaved only because it was getting irritating, ran the dishwasher because it needed doing, and went out to Raley's around 2000 to take advantage of some specials that were expiring today. Spent $63, mostly on pork products but also on cocktail sauce for shrimp, some tea, fig bars, and a couple of Ritter Sport 81% Cacao bars that were super dark and made me wish I had more croissants to melt them in. They were on clearance for a buck a pop, and I may go back to grab more of them.

I did not go to the post office or do laundry today. Tomorrow for sure. 

Well, it looks like I am going to be in the NOVA/DC/Baltimore area over Memorial Day weekend whether I'm going to Balticon or not. I have that optometry appointment on the 18th, which forestalls the possibility of heading out there the week before, and I really should make the time to see a dentist before I go, too. So figure 2-3 days in Vegas that week getting eyes & teeth checked out and maybe some work on the teeth. Which means I need to pick a dentist from Delta and carry on from there. Anyway, even on Southwest, airfare out to Dulles and back is going to be expensive as fuck. Good thing I have all that bonus money to spend on it. 

Still not having any luck getting Semagic to work with Dreamwidth, damn it. I'm doing everything recommended but the password (which is correct) keeps rejecting. Argh. 
wombat_socho: the mark (tech stuff)
I was going to get up at 0700 and take my laundry to the cleaners before breakfast at Peg's, but thanks to some assholes next door who were blasting rap through the wall at 0200 (I sicced the front desk on them) I slept in until 0900 and made it to work only a few minutes late.

Steady work all day today with clients, most of whom paid off, much like yesterday. The DAR came up the day after I poked PeopleCenter about it, and after updating my IPP spreadsheet, it looks like I'm going to reap over $3000 in bonus this season. Holy fuck.

I dropped my phone the other day and cracked the glass; the repair guy next door quoted me a price of $400 to replace it, since it's integrated with the underlying OLED circuit. So I went over to the T-Mobile store at the other end of the shopping center and lucked out: since T-Mobile is trying to close out all the Sprint leases, they gave me $800 in trade-in credit. If I'd had the Note 10 on a T-Mobile lease, I would have gotten bupkes. As it was, I just had to pay $150 in taxes and fees for a new Galaxy 22 Ultra, plus another $60 for a new Otter hard case. Heck of a deal. The new phone is much bigger than the old Note 10. In fact, it's just as long and wide as a brick, but not as thick - but it's noticeably heavier. Still has the shitty combined recharge port/audio jack, but apparently Samsung ditched the old 3.5mm audio jacks since idiots were going out in the rain with their jacks uncovered and ruining their phones. This is why we can't have nice things.

Well, I'm going to take another stab at getting up early to dump my clothes at Suds & Duds before work. The FMJRA can wait until tomorrow night. 


T-12

Apr. 6th, 2022 09:49 pm
wombat_socho: (work)
We have reached the point in the season where a "simple" return is four W-2s and a brokerage statement with crypto. Kill me now.

I am spending just short of eleven hours in the office (1000-2100) and it's kicking my ass. Told Stacy I was taking a break from the linkagery until after tax season, because all I want to do when I get back to the hotel is sleep. Going to do one last post in the morning to clear out the stuff people have been sending.

Dinner was a Washingtonian (they call it a steak & cheese, whatever) at Firehouse Subs with chili on the side. I wasn't impressed with their chili.

Picked up the new Kindle after work tonight; going to charge it overnight and start using it in earnest tomorrow. 

T-18

Mar. 31st, 2022 05:20 pm
wombat_socho: Boss Coffee - For Better Drive (drinks)
Well, so much for that plan. Here we are at a little after 1700 and the only things I have packed  are my nose hose and the laundry bag. Still, based on years of experience clearing out of hotel rooms, I should be able to get everything packed up and loaded by 1800, and then I'll hit the road for Reno. Bing says it'll be a four-hour drive in light traffic, but it'll probably be more like five what with stops for hydration, disposing of hydration, and other delays en route.

Murphy being the fellow he is, while I was cleaning off the desk today I found the missing trackball, which I guess I'll pack up to go with the HP so I don't have to remember to unplug the travel trackball and take it to work. The new trackball will go in the range bag, which is the new work bag. I'll probably have to stop by the Walmart pharmacy at some point to get more syringes, because it looks like I'm down to my last bag of 0.5ml syringes from the VA. Also, I'll reorder the new Kindle and have it delivered to the Amazon Locker in Reno at the 7-11 kitty-corner from the shopping center where the office is. 

Speaking of the VA, I talked to a social worker on Tuesday who agreed that I should probably stick with SSDI, though if SSA does get grabby and shut me off again for working too much, there is the possibility that I'd get approved for a VA non-disability pension, which I would probably qualify for since I have almost nothing in the way of assets and my income on regular Social Security (assuming it didn't take them another 1.5 years to get that started) would be less than $1000/month. Things would get interesting, that's for sure. 

Well, time to pry myself off the Dell box and get cracking on the packing. 
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I made the mistake of starting S.M. Stirling's The Desert and the Blade last night, which meant I was up until 0600 and that pretty much fucked up my Wednesday. I went out to sign papers and move money, but I was too late getting out the door, so neither of those things happened. I didn't have coffee before heading out, so for a few minutes I sat in the parking lot at Tonopah Station, unsure quite what to do with myself. Eventually I decided to kill all the frog portals there, flipped and buffed the stuffed bear, and headed out to work more mischief. I recharged and farmed some portals on Logan Field Road, made my way out to the Test Range, and made some fields there. Also turned off US-6 and went to the airport, where I captured the water tanks, threw more fields, and took a pic of a decrepit WW2 hangar. Then I went home and whipped up a pitcher of chocolate protein shake, which was Breakfast. Dinner. Whatever, it was the first meal of the day. BG was normal, but weight was up (which I expected after eating all the sushi) but on the gripping hand the BP was down.

I'd thought about getting a phone and a Choice Wireless prepaid card to go with it, but decided to go with the signal booster from Amazon instead. What with the refund and a gift card from T-Mobile it wound up costing me just $150. Signal did seem a little better here on the south side, but I didn't get downtown to see if it was better there too, much less the north side. Tomorrow for sure.

Did the catchup blogging, played some HoI (I am taking another shot with the Japanese) and have been feeling very tired. I think I'll just bash out the normal link post for the day and call it a night.
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Woke up around 1300, drank breakfast (protein shake and coffee) and performed the daily bloggage. Weight and BG were both down, and I finally got under 390 for the first time this month. The Uber pay dropped, so I put the SE tax in the shares account and avoided even looking at Amazon or anything else tempting. Chewed on some almonds in lieu of eating a real dinner; I'll probably snack on some stuff while I'm out driving.

Finally installed Telegram on my phone, updated my inventory list for this weekend, and fired off a question about meeting on Friday night/Saturday morning before the shard event goes down. Apparently it's going to be in the 90s, but I'm going to be on a cluster team so I won't be hiking all over SLC. Going to try and reduce my inventory of L4 and L5 bursters in favor of L6 and L7 models; might take the time to glyph hack the backyard farm tonight and tomorrow night so I can maximize the amount of useful stuff I'll be taking up the 15.

Uber is offering a bonus this weekend: from Thursday morning until Sunday night, if I get 50 rides I'll get a $500 bonus. Since I'll be out of town Friday and Saturday, that's not too likely, but I suppose it could happen. Not going to stress about it. For now, I'm going to clean up, go fuel up the Hyundai, and head out to see what there is to see on Wednesday night. I do need to pick up some laundry detergent, dairy product, and allergy meds, but the latter will probably have to wait until tomorrow unless I can find a 24-hour pharmacy sometime tonight.
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So I threw all my shit in the big suitcase, after carefully wrapping the nose hose in bubblewrap recycled from the printer and PC boxes, and found that despite putting most of my clothes, the CPAP machine, a power strip, and various sharp objects I didn't feel like surrendering to the TSA in it, the suitcase was only half full. Maybe I'll put a box of books in it on the return trip. Bandages, tape and medicines went into the backpack, along with shaving gear & toothbrush & toothpaste, and I also stuck the phone charger in the side pocket. The Kindles went in the computer bag. All in all, I got packed in plenty of time to drag all my stuff downstairs and summon an Uber driver to lug me to the airport.

As it happened, since my ear buds had gone missing and I didn't feel like lugging my Koss cans along, I had to buy replacement earpieces at the airport, and a brief look at what Brookstone convinced me I didn't want to buy any kind of headphones or earbuds from them. Wound up buying a set of Sony earbuds and a bottle of overpriced Diet Coke from the Hudson News down the hall, and that sufficed. Preboarded the flight to BWI, which turned out to be full, and dozed uncomfortably for about an hour or so while reading Sarah Hoyt's Through Fire. Got my suitcase fairly promptly, pinged Uber, and somehow missed my driver the first time he went by. We compared notes on driving in Baltimore versus driving in Las Vegas, and I tipped him $5 because life is hard.

Got stuff up to the room; Paul was absent; according to Mark, he'd fallen behind the laundry curve and would be along Saturday. We ate dinner at Five Guys - just a bacon cheeseburger and Diet Coke, no fries - and went back to the hotel via the third floor bridge from the Galleria, except we couldn't get in because there was a fire. That got settled in about half an hour, and we went back inside (via the Galleria, which was a useless collection of high-fashion stores) and back to the room. Presently I got pinged by [livejournal.com profile] cipherpunk, who inquired as to my dinner plans; I agreed to come along and have a nosh, maybe a salad or something. I wound up at Uno with him getting wings because the pseudo-Irish collision cuisine at Tir Na Nog did not appeal. We had a long conversation over dinner about how the world was going to shit and then went back to the hotel, where I changed my bandages, set up the nose hose, and babbled at Mark while doing so. Fortunately I fell asleep very quickly and slept most excellently.
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Weight dropped like a rock this morning and BG did likewise; it probably would have dropped further had I not forgotten to take my meds yesterday evening. I am below 390 for the first time in a long while. Probably need to start wearing the size 56 pants soon, and maybe investing in a new belt besides.

The TV arrived today, as did the Fire Stick - and the vacuum cleaner, which I had stupidly sent to the office. Picked up the TV en route to work and hauled it inside once I got there, since the trunk is unreliable, and left the vacuum behind when I went home. I can always fetch it home tomorrow night. On arriving home, I hauled the TV upstairs, went down to the mailbox to fetch the Fire Stick, and spent the next half hour assembling and plugging stuff in. The HDMI sockets were a pain in the butt both on the video card and the TV, but I got it all working. I know I'm going to have to shell out for an MLB.TV account, but the ESPN Watch app seems pretty useless since it insists on me having a TV provider. What's the point of having a Fire Stick if I'm paying for cable? Ah well; most of their programming is shit anyway. Will need to repurpose one of the empty Amazon boxes to elevate the screen a wee bit.

Work was busy, busy, busy. My first hour was free, but otherwise I had clients (or their work) from 1400 on through to closing. The first and last clients paid off; for all the first one's grouching about the cost, he took a Federal and a State RAC along with an Emerald Card. Fred's return, of course, was pretty hefty and we're going to talk in the off season about getting his expenses more organized and paying some estimated taxes so he doesn't have to write a five-figure check to the IRS. One of my clients from Virginia finished their return and paid for it tonight as well, so I had a REALLY good day from the revenue POV.

Didn't eat much today for lack of time. Lunch was the first meal of the day - a half-pound guacamole bacon thickburger with side salad - and I had a protein bar around 1600 when I finally finished going through two years of bank statements for a client who'd dropped off his returns. So for the day I'm sitting at ~1500 calories, 14.7 net carbs; I'll have a bite of cheese before I retire so I don't wake up hungry in the middle of the night like I did last night.

Tomorrow is going to be busy as well - need to clear out a bunch of boxes so that the deliverymen from Walmart can get the bed into my bedroom. It'll keep me busy and out of trouble, I reckon.
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So I slept in when I should have gotten up at 0300 to do Live at Five, which meant the garbage didn't go out either. One more thing to take care of Sunday night. Had coffee, knocked out an In The Mailbox post, and went up to Chantilly for chikuns*; after that, headed in on 66 to the VA, making use of the Google Maps navigator. This works well enough for me that I doubt I'll ever bother to invest in a Tomtom or similar device, especially since the nagging from this app when it thinks I'm going the wrong way is annoying enough.

Anyhow, I drew a third-year med student from Georgetown this time, and he asked all the right questions. Quick consult with Dr. Laredo (King of the Leg Cutters!) resulted in Mepilex instead of Medihoney, because the latter has been melting all over everything, and an order for a new set of support stockings. Booyah.On the way back, the navigation app seemed bound and determined to stick me in the slow-moving flow on 695/295, but I fooled the app - got off 695 at 6th Street, doubled back on M to South Capitol, and instead of getting trapped in another mess on 295 where South Capitol splits off, I followed my memories onto Overlook Drive, which runs along the west side of Bolling AFB/NRL until finally dumping you onto 295 near Blue Plains. I made much better time on Overlook, and by the time I finally got onto 295, it was moving well enough that I got from Anacostia to Springfield in about twenty minutes of high-speed freeway driving.

Unfortunately Old Keene Mill was slow and poky all the way from the Byrd Library to Rolling Road, but there was no way to make a move for most of the way.

Not a lot of Ingressing today.

Larry Correia posted the seventh Christmas Noun story.
They'll never make it into a movie, unfortunately.

The Administration's actions on Cuba are despicable and pathetic, and I wish i could say I'm surprised, but I'm not.
The same goes for Sony and The Interview, although it's Hollywood and one expects them to be spineless when not confronting conservatives.

*The WGW wasn't in, but service was excellent and food awesome as usual.
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So much to do today. Laundry, a run to Walmart for ham, Kleenex and cash, post office, library...and there's probably something else I'm not remembering right now. Still, that's a full day right there, and it makes me glad I have the day off. At least I have the daily blogging and the garbage taken care of. Mark's right; taking out the garbage makes you feel better.

The Amazon order came in while I was gone, so now I have a pair of Koss UR-20 cans on my head. They do a much better job of blocking out the background noise than the Yapsters, though they don't have a microphone...not like I need one of those at the moment anyway. I'm giving serious thought to punting Eve Online until I'm settled in Vegas, and I can't think of anything else I'd want a microphone for. Speaking of Amazon, last week's book post put me over $71 for the month. Booya.

Discovered while unpacking that I'd somehow forgotten my bandage scissors in Luray. Well, I was going to Walmart anyway.

Going to work a bit on What Did You Do In The Cold War, Dad? and then nap for a few hours.
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Swung by Red Robin tonight after work to take advantage of the burger BOGO, then went home to do tomorrow's Live at Five only to find the Internet's been rained out. Not much interested in lugging the laptop out in the rain to McDonald's, so I think I'll just go to bed and do it in the morning.

 

Not staying up for Game 4, either; the Nationals could rally, but it's not looking good.

 

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Much accomplished despite not waking up until 1400; got Rule 5 Sunday done on time for the first time in a couple of weeks, got Live at Five in the can for tomorrow, and gave linky love to people who linked Stacy's review, or at least the book. Speaking of the book, I need to do some revisions and replace links with quotes since apparently many of the links managed to die on me between the time I put the book together and the time people started reading it. That's due back to Joy by Thursday.

Also knocked out the introductory Blockworks WBT; will tackle the next three-hour WBT over the next couple of days so I'll only be short an hour from yesterday.

Been re-reading On the Razor's Edge and The Fuller Memorandum, which latter I borrowed from the library since my copy's in storage. While reading the latter, I couldn't help thinking what a Delta Green op (say, somebody like Poe from Through A Glass, Darkly) would think of Mr. Howard's problems and his attitude. Probably not much. Maybe I should write about it.

Talked with [livejournal.com profile] jtrainor for a little bit this afternoon; he seems to think the problem with Learned Cow stems from bad RAM. I need to talk to [livejournal.com profile] brian_edminster about that and see what he thinks.
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Well, like last year, I slept through [livejournal.com profile] stuckintraffik's wake-up call summoning me to the loadout; unlike last year, I wasn't dying, just very short on sleep. I feel fine this year, which is a nice change, and got a ton of egoboo from staff and fellow ex-chairmen, also the incoming chairman Jayson, who I think will do good and great things. Closing ceremonies were grand and glorious, and Gifford failed to maintain his composure; like all the rest of us, when confronted with the love and thanks of a grateful convention, he broke...and then went on with the show. :-)

Actually managed to see two panels- the Big (AMV) Show, which was awesome as usual, and The Mikage Seminar, which [livejournal.com profile] revolutionaryjo says may be the last. :-(

And then at the end there was the teardown and the staff dinner and the loadout and the Dead Dog, and then Dan got me to the Thunderbird around 0100 and I crashed.

In unrelated news, the LJ client on the DeathPad appears to be broken and the spell checker doesn't work any more either. May come a time soon when I have to root it and make it an Android pad.

Time to clean up, get dressed, and do lunch with Dan and [livejournal.com profile] jtrainor.
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And this Friday was one of those. Sure, I got plenty of sleep after finishing Live At Five (and On The Razor's Edge) ; sure, I managed to catch breakfast and refill the Toaster en route to work, but then the rest of the day was just one pain in the ass after the other, a long string of 90, 120 and 180-minute appointments crammed into six hours by CSPs who evidently gave no fucks. This is going to change, if I have to maim some people to make it change. I only cashed out two returns today, but fortunately they were fat ones (and I left early besides) so I made my nut. Also worth noting is that as of this paycheck, I am finally in the black w/r/t draw already paid vs. commission owed. Considering how the schedule is starting to stack up with Larry out for the season and Marcia out for at least the next week or two as she tends to family calamities while walking off her malaria, I'm not too worried about finishing the season with a decent chunk of change, which will probably be sunk into the Toaster, with Vegas and Balticon next in the priority list.

About the only bright spot in the day was a post-work massage, which erased a couple years worth of tension from my back and shoulders and will probably help the lymph nodes in my legs work a little better to boot. I also managed to conform to the Law of the Fish, which in my case is kind of optional, but I figure I need all the help I can get at this point.

The HD/OS order from Amazon got derailed because I didn't have enough flex in the store card to make it go, which would enable me to postpone paying for them for six months.* This has been corrected, and I'll resubmit the order when the payment posts.

Tomorrow, it's back to the tax mines. There may be blood.

*By which time something else (like the motherboard) will probably have failed. :(
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Thank God, the problem with Learned Cow turned out to be the power supply after all. [livejournal.com profile] brian_edminster popped the old one out, stuffed the new one in, and did a little cleaning of the CPU and its cooling fan while he had the hood off. Now it's home, sitting next to the desk and humming along happily.

Wish I could say the same. The lack of sleep meant I drank way too much coffee and Diet Coke and Coke Zero yesterday, and I still had problems with microsleep on the way home. Made it home, fought with the electronic deadbolt some before it let me in, and was so tired I forgot to take my shoes upstairs until this morning. Slept for about 12 hours, stumbled downstairs to fix a large mug of Sumatra and protein shake (without the egg; totally unable to deal with raw egg this morning) and now I'm upstairs, feeling more than a little scattered and hoping my stomach will shut up and leave me alone for a while. I probably need more water. Lots more water.

Weight went back in the right direction today after three days of wrongness. Might could get under 360 by the end of the month after all, fluid retention or no.

Got to do the blogging and put out the garbage tonight, and pack up the laptop along with the peripheral stuff I won't need until next time the Gateway fails, which will hopefully not be for years.
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So yesterday's plan was to get up early, pack up Learned Cow, drive up to Baltimore for a.f.u. no Breakfast, and then head over to [livejournal.com profile] brian_edminster's place for grilled Bambi and computer diagnostics. In the middle, I'd hoped to drop by and visit some friends in Columbia. Got about two-thirds of that done...
Cut to spare the f-list all the stuff )
All those calories (and unfortunately some extra carbs from all the half & half in all the coffee I drank, and a grilled onion besides) added up to an additional 1.5 pounds this morning and a BG of 113, which is still normal but way above what it's been this last week. I'm confident that I'll have that number down and the weight with it fairly soon.

*His shirt had a pic of a female chicken wearing a necktie.
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So while I'm waiting for the chance to get the Gateway desktop fixed (please God, let it just be a bad power supply) I used my Amazon card to get a docking module for the netbook so as to clear up the jungle of cables sticking out of the side - especially the flatscreen cable, which badly wanted somewhere to screw into on the netbook and couldn't find any. This led to continual weirdness and color changes as the cable got jarred loose, but now it's stuck into the docking station to stay, along with the external hard drive, trackball, and (unfortunately) headphones. I say "unfortunately" because the docking station's default audio settings are for "Loudness", and by God it certainly was loud. Curst near blew my eardrums out. Now that I've fixed that, it's okay, but it was ugly for a minute or two there.

Aside from that, there's a whole lot of nothing going on. I am reading Manchester's The Last Lion: Alone which is pretty grim stuff, dealing as it does with Churchill's long stint in the wilderness as a Tory backbencher in Parliament. I am also continuing to drop weight; this morning I was down to 371.1 and will probably drop to the 370s or maybe even 369s tomorrow since I am pretty much out of everything but protein bars, yogurt and sour cream. Still have a little bacon jerky and some Emerald cinnamon roast almonds for bedtime snackage, and I suppose I could whip up some tuna with mayo in a bowl, since I have two cans of white albacore left in the cupboard, but :effort:. What I have will get me through to Thursday, or whenever it is the disability check will show up this month. At which point, I'll be damn glad to stop by Walmart and pick up some more lunch meat and Flatout wraps. Maybe some cheese and more mayo, too.

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