Today's lesson: This last week has been horrible at work and at home. I've opened up my Blogger dashboard a few times this last week just to stare stupidly at it for about an hour, and then close it back up again. That is, whenever I could even get on the internet....
What did I learn?
- Well, for one, I learned that I'll write no matter what. I just won't do it here. I found an online tutorial for writing HTML. I'm not that far, and the lessons are not all that sophisticated, but I thought it would be to my advantage to learn something about it. It was posted up in 2000, but it still seems to work well. So far anyway, I'm only on lesson 8d.
- My computer has a button that connects/disconnects me with the network. Huh. It's a shiny blue button that my kids like to mash. That's nice to know.
- Mr. A has been trying to entice me into playing an online game with him. I like video games, but I typically shy away from playing games with 1/2 the world. This game, however, has a character builder that appeals to my super tedious nature. I don't have so much fun playing the game, but I'm having a great time making characters and then deleting them.
- There is no 3 Strikes Law for when illness hits me, my home and my work at the same time. Oh, and for some reason, everyone else that's sick gets to take time off from work, but not me.
- My kids can smell weakness, fear and exhaustion. I have the bite marks to prove it.
"Knowing is half the battle." - G.I. Joe
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