We’re home. And it feels good. Indescribably good. I’ve already had to run into work briefly to log the guys into a piece of server software they’re installing, but that gave me an excuse to be out on the road, wind in my hair. I also bought new batteries for my wireless keyboard, which turned out to be unnecessary (as I thought, since I’d only put the batteries in last week); it appears that the baby monitor broadcasts on the same frequency as the keyboard. Sadly, more humorous symptoms of this phenomenon — like translating Sophie’s gurgling into on-screen text, or my typing being relayed directly into Christy’s sleeping ears by way of the speaker at our bedside — have not been forthcoming.
Sara didn’t cook, by the way, but did take the liberty of sneaking a frozen pizza and about a dozen quarts of juice into our fridge. Edgewood also sent flowers — some beautiful ones, in fact — and we’ve been getting mysterious packages all day, including E-mail cards.
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Speaking of E-mail, it is SO nice to again have web access. My palms have stopped shaking. Christy and I both are geeky enough to, almost immediately after settling down, fire up our computers and head straight to the Hatrack forums. There’s probably something wrong with us, but I can’t think what.
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We’re home. And it feels good. Indescribably good. I’ve already had to run into work briefly to log the guys into a piece of server software they’re installing, but that gave me an excuse to be out on the road, wind in my hair. I also bought new batteries for my wireless keyboard, which turned out to be unnecessary (as I thought, since I’d only put the batteries in last week); it appears that the baby monitor broadcasts on the same frequency as the keyboard. Sadly, more humorous symptoms of this phenomenon — like translating Sophie’s gurgling into on-screen text, or my typing being relayed directly into Christy’s sleeping ears by way of the speaker at our bedside — have not been forthcoming.
Sara didn’t cook, by the way, but did take the liberty of sneaking a frozen pizza and about a dozen quarts of juice into our fridge. Edgewood also sent flowers — some beautiful ones, in fact — and we’ve been getting mysterious packages all day, including E-mail cards.
The key ingredients include Biotin, Gotu Kola, Magnesium Stearatern Muria Puania Pumpkin extract, Saw Palmetto, Silicon Dioxide, VitaminB6 and Zinc. sildenafil 10mg Gold, Kesar and many other ingredients in the herbal remedy called as generic viagra store browse around for more info Lawax capsules. The increase risk https://unica-web.com/archive/2005/upatron2005.html cheap cialis found to be wide in range. Offer https://www.unica-web.com/archive/2009/selection_of_films_of_unica_2009.html cialis prescription online what you have realized with others, visit mental hospital in Bhopal.
Speaking of E-mail, it is SO nice to again have web access. My palms have stopped shaking. Christy and I both are geeky enough to, almost immediately after settling down, fire up our computers and head straight to the Hatrack forums. There’s probably something wrong with us, but I can’t think what.
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