Hmmm

You ever have on of those days that makes you wonder why you ever thought working with technology was a good idea? Anyone have any jobs that I could do that don’t involved dealing with users, vendors, or hosting companies? That would be sweet..

By the way, this is the first time I’ve actually been able to reach blogger’s servers to post all day. The other site is back, sort of. I’ve put back a backup copy of the forums from a couple of weeks ago, so some stuff is missing, but I’m having great difficulty getting Movable Type to cooperate, along with a couple of other, smaller bugs in the site setup. I assume I’ll have to go and do a full reinstall of MT tonight and tomorrow to get it working, ugh!

And I haven’t even told you about the work problems, those details will be left secret because it’s just another rant about users that you’ve all heard a billion times. *L*

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