Miscellany
Still kind of slow at work, but our software change is coming up soonish, which will mean lots of training time and thus people off the phones.
Speaking of work, our computers have now been updated with the latest version of Windows Music Player. It no longer fetches track names off the Internet, and tells me that I need to change the settings to allow this. It does not, however tell me which settings, exactly, I need to change. Any ideas?
Saw the DVD of Cirque du Soleil: Allegria. Not as fascinating as I'd hoped. Probably much better live.
Sabrina the Teenaged Witch #76: Surprisingly, the big plot development in #75 was background on why "bad girl" Amy is so bent on getting in Harvey's pants. (No word on why Harvey is such a drip, though.) This issue is the one that reveals Sabrina's secret origin, or as much of it as she knows. There are some pretty big holes in the story, as Sabrina would realize if she weren't actively trying to avoid thinking about the past. The "something rotten in the state of Magic" plotline continues to be the most interesting thing in the book.
Oh, and the local Sam Goody is down to its last week of operation, so picked up a bunch of Christmas CDs at $0.49 each.
Speaking of work, our computers have now been updated with the latest version of Windows Music Player. It no longer fetches track names off the Internet, and tells me that I need to change the settings to allow this. It does not, however tell me which settings, exactly, I need to change. Any ideas?
Saw the DVD of Cirque du Soleil: Allegria. Not as fascinating as I'd hoped. Probably much better live.
Sabrina the Teenaged Witch #76: Surprisingly, the big plot development in #75 was background on why "bad girl" Amy is so bent on getting in Harvey's pants. (No word on why Harvey is such a drip, though.) This issue is the one that reveals Sabrina's secret origin, or as much of it as she knows. There are some pretty big holes in the story, as Sabrina would realize if she weren't actively trying to avoid thinking about the past. The "something rotten in the state of Magic" plotline continues to be the most interesting thing in the book.
Oh, and the local Sam Goody is down to its last week of operation, so picked up a bunch of Christmas CDs at $0.49 each.