Busy, busy..

ByMike McBride Reading Time: 1 minute

I’ll be over here most of today, leafing through the latest Microsoft updates, 7 total, 2 critical. Then I’m going to go over here and check out a spellchecker Firefox extension, thanks to a recommendation from Geek News Central.

In between, I’ll be helping set up a PowerPoint presentation for a meeting, dealing with some database stuff, and generally answering all the little questions that come up during a typical day. Don’t you wish you were me? 🙂

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