Asymptomatic

At least the euphoria lasted the weekend.

I thought it might be nice to make a few things clear before we continue.

There have been some issues with commenters of late, and I’m inclined to let them slide temporarily while I sort out some permanent measures. Nonetheless, I provide you with this explanation of what you can expect to find here, what warranty I offer, and what I expect from you.

I’m not sure what we’re going to do yet tonight. It’s a gaping hole of entertainment opportunity that I will probably squander. Although I really feel like a nice hamburger grilled at home. Maybe I can convince Dave to pack up his fight sticks and come over to play DOA3. We could even use the gift card Dan gave me for my birthday to get some badly needed controller extension cords. Finally, something worthy of the gift card.

Tomorrow is another thing. I’m running D&D tomorrow, assuming the Earth doesn’t end. I’m optimistic for the Earth not ending and so I should probably finish writing up the story for tomorrow’s game. This game has been interesting in the planning stages because in spite of not having each night’s events planned out in advance, each step of the adventure has long before been scripted.

t might surprise you to learn that among the few software packages I pay for you will find a zip utility. This could be surprising because there are so many free zip utilities out there. The thing is, I really like this one.

BitZipper 4.1 is one fo the better tools for zipping I’ve used. It lets you combine many files into a single file that takes up less space than the total of all the files combined. Zip files are useful for transmitting a set of files (especially text, which compresses down to very small sizes) all at once.

I guess there might be a considerable number of family visitors that might like to see these pictures. They’re not much to look at. Although, while we were at the ultrasound, they did tell us the gender of our forthcoming child. But, Ha! I’m not going to tell you whether he’s a boy or a girl. D’oh!

Oh, well, it turns out I didn’t hold the camera still enough. I’ll post scans of the printouts later. I should’ve just asked for the pictures on disk, huh?