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September 30, 2004 - Thursday Microsoft Office 2003 Stupidity
Here's another "Stupid Microsoft Trick." I
have Office 2003. I did not install all of the programs that came with it
when I first started using it. Now, I find that I want to install another
program from it.
September 29, 2004 - Wednesday My husband I went to Barnhill's for lunch. They offer all kinds of American-type food such as chicken and steak. I love their catfish -- it's the best catfish I ever had. When I happened to look at the receipt later, I noticed that we were charged one regular lunch price and one senior discount price.
We are both in our forties so I asked my husband which one of us was supposed to be "the senior." He wisely said, "It must be me." I congratulated him on knowing the right thing to say. He has learned a few things in our 24 years of marriage.
September 28, 2004 - Tuesday Which Classic Pin-Up Model are You? I haven't done a Quizilla questionnaire in a while. Here's one going around right now -- which female pin up model are you?
I use Microsoft Frontpage, I am ashamed to admit. I used to write in straight HTML code, then I used Microsoft Word when it first came with a web page converter. That was funny because it was so slow and buggy and I had to go in and manually change some of the HTML, but it was still faster than straight coding.
Microsoft FrontPage came out so I switched from trying to blunder through Word's web page converter. Unfortunately, FrontPage is buggy and does things to a page that I wish it wouldn't. It's gotten better, but it is still a bit aggravating. (Sometimes, I go into the HTML and write a line or two, after which, FrontPage decides that it isn't logical and changes it right in front of my eyes! Then, I have to go into the Notepad to make the code changes - argh!) Alas, from using FrontPage so often, I am used to it. I know many of the bugs so I resist switching permanently.
I have worked with Macromedia's Dreamweaver. This is a much better program. I'd recommend it. I don't have much experience with it, yet, but I hope to learn it better as I go along. I keep jumping back to FrontPage because I am more familier with that buggy program, though.
I need the self-control to learn something new and better rather than stick with the old familiar program.
September 27, 2004 - Monday
I
appreciate those who have posted and written to let me know that the font
on this restyled page is hard to read and appears extremely tiny on their
browsers. I am not sure why since I was using the same font and font size as the older version of this blog.
September 26, 2004
- Sunday
Type in a personal or famous
first and last name (no quotes) and see what
Googlism knows about others with that name. This is cute. I found
out that someone with my same first and last name ...
is joining the team.
is a fellow of the royal academy of engineering and the institute of
electrical engineers.
is president of morgan insurance agency.
is ultimately responsible for managing the problems of customer
relations and service.
is the former managing director of bae systems.
is a senior manager in the southeast consumer business industry
practice for deloitte & touche.
is a secondary school teacher.
is a registered transportation practitioner.
is the interim town attorney.
is also significant.
is an experienced organisation development consultant and executive
coach.
is returning from running melbourne airport to head baa's growing
international division.
Wouldn't Google have a
cool browser if they
could come out with one? I'd love to see it since I like GMail so much and
Google seems to have a Midas touch these days.
September 25, 2004 - Saturday
Thanks go to everyone who
posted a comment last night. Because of your encouraging comments, I took
the plunge and changed this page. It's refreshing to have a different look
and I wanted to try working with a static background.
September 24, 2004 - Friday I've been thinking of changing this blog design for no particular reason exceprt that it was fun to make. What do you think? Are you tired of looking at gray? This one is Firefox-Friendly, at least - and has a similar "feel." Possible New Blog
I subscribe to my old college's e-mail news. Today, they posted an article about how people do not eat enough fruits and vegetables and, worse, don't even know how much they are supposed to eat in a day. (The answer is five.) If popcorn counts as a vegetable, then I am doing pretty good.
Americans Not Eating Enough Produce and Related Article
(Could we just stop the article title after the word, "Produce" and say that Americans are not eating enough?)
Bloggers are a force to be reckoned with, according to MediaPost.com. Here's an excerpt of their article:
I haven't entered a photo in a while. Here's my entry for this week's topic of "Fuzzy." There are many pet photo entries this week. I thought of trying to grow fuzzy mold or finding a fuzzy new beard or even a closeup of peach skin ... but naw, I am proud of my pet, too.
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