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My Almost-daily Journal |
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| About I love trying out new things, especially when it comes to internet technology. I never really kept a journal, but it's something that I've always wanted to do. Now, everybody will get a chance to look inside my twisted, and somewhat-warped mind.
I've also subscribed to Audio Blog, so a few times a week, I'll leave actual voice blogs. Very cool!XML Newsfeed Previous Posts
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Wednesday, April 28, 2004
Another Update Things are going a little better at work. Not sure what I can and can't say, since you never know who's reading these. A guy at Microsoft got fired because he took a picture of Apple Macs getting delivered to one of their delivery centers. Hours aren't as long (most of the time), and life is a little more enjoyable (most of the time). I finished Command & Conquer: Generals. That was very fun. It's nice playing it on a fast computer. The game was awesome. I can't wait to load Ground Zero expansion (or something like that). Right now, I'm just playing some of the squirmishes against the computer. I ordered a Jeep windshield frame and fenders. My windshield frame is about to corrode off of my Jeep. It's so bad, that water actually leaks INTO the cockpit. The condition is so bad that I fried my headlamp switch... cost me $26 to replace, and about 40 hrs trying to find the reason why my headlights wouldn't work. DDC is going to paint it for me... damn, I love those guys. The fenders are on backorder, so as soon as those puppies come in, they'll be painted too. I wish I could get the whole Jeep repainted. The windshield frame installation is not going to be the easiest thing in the world. I was told that the torx screws holding the frame to the body are impossible to remove without stripping: there's a loose insert nut inside of the windshield frame that will just spin forever. I might have to drill the screws out. Oh well. Then, I need to worry about getting the windshield pulled from my Jeep's old frame and urethaned into the new frame. I also want to string some electrical wire through the frame to power my rear view mirror. At least now, with the frame off, it won't take me a month to do it. Wedding planning is moving right along. Danielle and I met with the DJ face-to-face on Monday. Unfortunately, our first choice of DJ is unavailable. Big bummer. We're going to have to settle for a female DJ with a male assistant. PhotoFrank (Frank Lombardo) has been hired as our photographer. I haven't signed anything just yet, but he has agreed verbally to be our photographer. He's trying to convince me to go 100% digital. I'm a little reluctant on that, and need to do more research. His prices are excellent, and he's a professional... plus he's a friend. He used to work for Patrick Studios in Warren. Wedding Shower locale selection is still up in the air. We have a few places selected, but haven't made a decision. My mother is the one that's worried... I'm not. I'll have the shower in my basement if I have to. Tomorrow is supposed to be 85 F. Wow. Looks like that will have to be the day that I spend outside working on the yard. There's so much to do. There's some pretty yellow flowers that have found a home on my front lawn. I think I'm going to abort them. I also have to clean up the flower beds and deweed those bastards. There's weeds in there that have thorns. I hate those SOB's. Those get aborted too. I wish I could extinct their entire phylum. Garage has been gutted and cleaned a few weeks ago, but there's still plenty of things that need to be pitched or sold on ebay. I'm a pack-rat and accumulate things. But, I'm just a commercial for Josh's pack-rat syndrome. That kid saves antifreeze from three generations ago. I wish I could sell him my house so he doesn't have to get rid of his five-year old antifreeze. Oh well. I think it's time to go. It's already 6:12pm and I'm still at work. I have a 7:30am meeting tomorrow, which I'll need to prepare for. Plus, I'll be up tonight, late, finishing up www.GolfLivonia.com. That site is a month late, but it looks incredible. Thanks to Stan Grayczyk for pulling that site together. Hopefully, it will be live by tonight. Looking forward to another fine weekend. posted by Dino at 6:15 PM (permanent link) |