
(no this is not a picture of my desk, but it was tempting)
Today was some day. I am pretty sure all the technology in my office got together while I was in the bathroom or making coffee and plotted against me. First, my email account decided to completely stop sending emails. Oh, it would receive just fine, but not a single message would go out. Luckily I am a lunatic with many email addresses, but this was the main one. Wait, was I being censored or just paranoid? Or both?
Then, of course, the blackberry decided to wig out because I changed the password on the email account in lieu of kicking the CPU (that rarely works).
When I plugged the digital camera into the USB port it opened the scanner software instead of the image download utility. Why? To mess me up of course!
For the last few days my large format printer has had a low ink blinking light on one of its eight color cartridges (does it really need light magenta to print? give me a break with the 8 colors!) Could this have been a signal to the other equipment to start acting up? What? This sounds delusional to you?
Of course today was an insanely busy work day, when else would all of this stuff happen?
On my bulletin board over my desk sits a quote,
“When the mechanical-technological things in our life break down, it is not a personal attack on us. It is just the nature of the mechanical-material world”
Lovely. I feel much better, thanks. Makes half a lost day seem ok now (not!)
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Spam Spam Spam, Wonderful Spam
Last week I wrote about Spam. I had a wonderful time learning all about the resurgence of this mother of all loaves. I found out that there was a Spam Museum, visited its website and Gary and I fell in love with the place. Especially the tagline, Better Than an Art Museum.
To my delight, one of my readers informed me that she and her husband had actually visited the place. Again proof that I have very giving blog friends.
I was out of my mind when she was so kind to send me the following photos. Thank you Casey Leigh for making my day and sharing your trip with us. (if you think I am not going to this place you are crazy).
Here is Casey on a statue called “Off to Slaughter” – what a lovely family place.
Next, we have her hubby, Carl, with Spammy. Oh Carl, you are such a good sport. We could surely hang out with you. Wait, is this a statue or is there someone inside that Spammy suit?
Gary, when we go there can I play the ham and eggs computer game. Please, please, please!
Family, please note the countertop around the placemat, if the background was pink that would be Nana’s kitchen counter. I LOVE when she channels!
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