Note for next vacation

Next time I go on vacation, I need to go somewhere that is not internet accessible. As much as I love keeping up with the blog, this trip is really more about getting away from work and that was blown to heck today.

By having access to my work email, I know that I’m going back to work to replace a bad hard drive, and I know that there’s been a real outbreak of virus attachments hitting our email addresses. Don’t know that anyone has actually opened the attachments, but it wouldn’t shock me if someone did. *sigh* So while Monday and Tuesday were incredible days, today I was thinking about work for much of my drive. That sucks! I refuse to think about work anymore, this is my vacation dammit! 🙂

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